A retelling of Falling Leaves for children. Looking back at my review of that book, I think it works better as a children's story, because the black and white way the author paints her family is less jarring here (probably because you expect "good guys" and "bad guys" in a children's book, and don't expect it to have the shades of grey of real life). I think I would have loved this book if I'd read it s a child.

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Released at the October meetup, and totally failed to make release notes at the time. I can't remember now if it was picked up by someone at the meetup, or released to the bookshelf afterward.

Happy bookcrossing to the finder, anyway!

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Picked this book up at the meet up and I read it this week. I am pleased that I read this version of the author's life as I am not sure I could handle an adult version. It is interesting that there are similar fairy tales such as Cinderella in many very different countries.

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Hello fellow bookcrossers!
I picked this book up at a bookcrossing meeting a few months ago and I just started reading it now :-)

Happy bookcrossing!

I did enjoy reading this book even though most of the plot is quite sad and upsetting... It seemed to black and white though, how the characters were described - as earlier comments from other bookcrossers suggested already.