Looking for a winter read? The Orangutan Librarian has a list of chilly fairytale re-tellings to choose from, including one set in 1920s Alaska.
Today, I just wanted to share a super quick list of some of my favourite atmospheric, fairy tale retellings. All of these deliver on the wintry vibes- without you having to the hassle of going outside 😉
The Snow Child– it’s been a long while since I mentioned this exquisite historical fiction. Set in 1920s Alaska, it draws on the Russian fairy tale by the same name and delivers something utterly unique.
The Bear and the Nightingale– also inspired by Russian folklore, this has a more fantastical touch and is set in an authentically medieval setting. If you’re in the mood for high fantasy, then I can’t give you a better recommendation for the winter months.
Wolf in the Whale– this is more inspired by a patchwork of different mythologies, stories and histories- which I think qualifies it to be on this list. Plus, it certainly delivers…
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Cool! But don’t you mean “The Orange Librarian”?
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Nope, it is a for real, monkey themed book review blog. All books rated on a scale of 1-5 bananas.
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Thank you so much for sharing!! ❤
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