Rosie Little's Cautionary Tales for Girls
by Danielle Wood
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A charming and thoroughly modern-day Scheherazade, Rosie shares with us her piquant and utterly engaging views on life and love, marriage and mating, desire and destiny as she tackles the sometimes thorny business of making her way through life.Tags
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A quirky little collection of short stories that borrow lightly from fairy tales without falling into Feminist Retellings 101. Likeable, familiar, chick-lit voice, but the surreal props, plot twists, and characters keep it from being too precious. A definite read for fans of Kelly Link's Stranger Things Happen. (I did want to give it 3.5 stars, rather than 3 or 4.)
BTW, the author is a professor at the University of Tasmania. Most of the stories are set in Tasmania or Australia. Not so common.
BTW, the author is a professor at the University of Tasmania. Most of the stories are set in Tasmania or Australia. Not so common.
a little too over-the-top for my taste, but still many of the excerpts are very thought provoking and often humorous. I would only recommend this to mature (and mostly female) readers.
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- English
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