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Once Upon a Time, A Bit Earlier
Erik Peterson, Meredith Moriarty
eBook (The Brothers Uber, Sept. 30, 2016)Over the years and through the centuries there have been hundreds of retellings and adaptations of fairy tales. There are multiple versions of the same tale, some recorded by the same author or authors. Why are there so many versions, with similarities and disparities?In "Once Upon a Time, A Bit Earlier" the Evil Queen's Magic Mirror sets a plan in motion that disrupts the natural order of the fairy tales as we know them. Through manipulation of time and magic, the stories as we know them shift and change. In "Once Upon a Time, A Bit Earlier" readers journey alongside our heroines and heroes as they seek to overcome his plot, and along the way, perhaps find answers to the greatest mysteries in all of fairy tales: Why do these sorceresses so desperately want these little girls dead? What is the ultimate destiny of these princesses? Can evil truly be overcome once and for all?
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Once Upon a Time, A Bit Earlier
Erik Peterson, Meredith Moriarty, Tiffanie Mang
Paperback (Brothers Uber, The, June 24, 2016)In a book, in a faraway land, fairy tales have been recorded and passed from generation to generation. Each story portraying the hope and the magic that makes dreams come true. One day, those stories are found to have changed. The book, as if possessed of a magic all its own, now includes a new set of tales.
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Once Upon a Time, a Bit Earlier
Erik Peterson, Meredith Moriarty, Tiffanie Mang
Hardcover (Brothers Uber, Aug. 1, 2016)Over the years and through the centuries there have been hundreds of retellings and adaptations of fairy tales. There are multiple versions of the same tale, some recorded by the same author or authors. Why are there so many versions, with similarities and disparities? In "Once Upon a Time, A Bit Earlier" the Evil Queen's Magic Mirror sets a plan in motion that disrupts the natural order of the fairy tales as we know them. Through manipulation of time and magic, the stories as we know them shift and change. In "Once Upon a Time, A Bit Earlier" readers journey alongside our heroines and heroes as they seek to overcome his plot, and along the way, perhaps find answers to the greatest mysteries in all of fairy tales: Why do these sorceresses so desperately want these little girls dead? What is the ultimate destiny of these princesses? Can evil truly be overcome once and for all?
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