Fox & Wit Weekly Book Recommendations: Fairytale reimagining from the Villain's perspective
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Are you intrigued by fairytale reimaginings told from the villain’s perspective? Our latest blog post explores a captivating twist on classic tales by delving into the lives and motivations of iconic antagonists. These books offer fresh, thought-provoking takes on beloved fairytales, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the villains’ complex backstories and inner conflicts. From fairy godmothers with hidden agendas to wicked queens with tragic pasts, these reimaginings turn traditional narratives on their heads, offering a compelling look at the darker sides of fairytale lore.
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Every week we'll put together a list of book recommendations which you can find here on our blog but also our instagram @foxandwit if you'd like to give us a follow!
Explore our top picks for fairytale reimaginings from the villain’s perspective and enjoy stories that provide a fresh, intriguing take on classic tales.
The Book of Gothel by Mary McMyne
Sea Witch by Sarah Henning
Girls Made of Snow and Glass by Melissa Bashardoust
The Evil Within edited by Madeline L. Stout
And lastly:
Villainous by L.T. Ward, Rebecca F. Kenney, K.A. Miltimore, Caroth Beth Anderson, Jacob Klop, Helen Whistberry, E.P Stavs, Katherine MacDonald, Philip M. Jones, and Julie Embleton
The Never King by Nikki St. Crowe