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Yes, I LOVE every series! I really hope you write more books in both the series'. You could write a retelling of Rumpelstiltskin or Hansel and Gretel.
Thanks, Lauren! It is very possible that I will. I need to finish my Regency series and then I can focus all my attention on what fairy tales to retell and which series to continue with. :-)
I would love to see Rumplestiltskin too! There are so many great tales out there that i would love to see you write. Maybe The Snow Queen, King Thrushbeard, Red riding hood, the princess on the glass hill, the six swans, or the twelve dancing princesses.
I know it's more of a folklore than a fairy-tale but I think you would write the most amazing retelling of King Arthur. So excited for the Silent Songbird to come out! x
I always thought it would be neat if you wrote books based off of Aladdin and Pocahontas! :)
Hi, Ruth! Aladdin is one that I have been playing around with in my head. :-) On the other hand, Pocahontas is a real life story that has been changed and romanticized, so it is less like the kind of stories I do. But you never know. ;-)
Twelve Dancing Princesses is a story I could see you making into something AMAZING! Little Red Riding Hood and Jack and the Beanstock could also be good material to play around with. I don't know if this is what you'd consider as fairytale-material, but Goldilocks and the Three Bears,I think, would be worthy of a retelling.
I'm a HUGE fan of your books, by the way! I've read all of them (that are out anyway) and I was just telling my sister that if I won a prize and was aloud to pick out whatever books I wanted, the first thing out of my mouth would be "ALL of Melanie Dickerson's books please!"
Aw, thanks, Elly! :-) And thanks for the suggestions! Something to think about!
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Yes, I LOVE every series! I really hope you write more books in both the series'. You could write a retelling of Rumpelstiltskin or Hansel and Gretel.
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Thanks, Lauren! It is very possible that I will. I need to finish my Regency series and then I can focus all my attention on what fairy tales to retell and which series to continue with. :-)
I would love to see Rumplestiltskin too! There are so many great tales out there that i would love to see you write. Maybe The Snow Queen, King Thrushbeard, Red riding hood, the princess on the glass hill, the six swans, or the twelve dancing princesses.
I know it's more of a folklore than a fairy-tale but I think you would write the most amazing retelling of King Arthur. So excited for the Silent Songbird to come out! x
I always thought it would be neat if you wrote books based off of Aladdin and Pocahontas! :)
Hi, Ruth! Aladdin is one that I have been playing around with in my head. :-) On the other hand, Pocahontas is a real life story that has been changed and romanticized, so it is less like the kind of stories I do. But you never know. ;-)
Twelve Dancing Princesses is a story I could see you making into something AMAZING! Little Red Riding Hood and Jack and the Beanstock could also be good material to play around with. I don't know if this is what you'd consider as fairytale-material, but Goldilocks and the Three Bears,I think, would be worthy of a retelling. I'm a HUGE fan of your books, by the way! I've read all of them (that are out anyway) and I was just telling my sister that if I won a prize and was aloud to pick out whatever books I wanted, the first thing out of my mouth would be "ALL of Melanie Dickerson's books please!"
Aw, thanks, Elly! :-) And thanks for the suggestions! Something to think about!
