Revolting Rhymes

Revolting Rhymes by Roald Dahl, published by Puffin in 2001, is a collection of comic and often gory versions of popular fairy tales. This edition, written in English and spanning 46 pages, offers a unique twist on classic stories, presenting characters in unexpected and humorous situations.
Readers will encounter familiar figures like Cinderella, who seeks a nice ordinary man, and Goldilocks, portrayed as a mischievous house-breaker. The book’s playful take on these tales invites exploration of themes relevant to teen and young adult audiences, making it an engaging read for those familiar with the original fairy tales.
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A collection of comic and often gory versions of popular fairy tales. Meet Cinderella, a young woman who wants to marry a nice ordinary man; and Goldilocks, that house-breaker who gobbles up your porridge and then breaks up the Chippendale.
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