Billed as a book of modern fairy tales, I found this book pretty middling. The writing style did feel a lot like fairy tales, and the stories themselves were really quirky, but I just didn’t enjoy them very much at all.
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Sep 4, 0:58 › John Lilly: I agree on concept/execution. On the other thing, Sep 4, 0:57 › klep: I kind of felt like the concept was better than the