Snow White
Snow White
Fiction | Novel | Early Reader Picture Book | Published in 1812
Book Brief
48
Novel • Fiction
Enchanted Forest • Medieval Era
1812
Early reader / picture book
4-8 years
Super Short Summary
"Snow White," an 1812 fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, follows the princess Snow White, who faces danger when her father remarries an evil, jealous queen. The queen's attempts to kill Snow White out of vanity fail due to the intervention of Seven Dwarves and a prince. Snow White eventually deposes the queen, reclaiming her rightful place and finding love with the prince. Sensitive topics include violence and death.
Mysterious
Dark
Fantastical
Melancholic
Bittersweet
Reviews & Readership
Review Roundup
Grimm's Snow White is heralded for its timeless fairy-tale elements and engaging narrative. Positive reviews highlight its moral lessons and enduring appeal across generations. Some critique its portrayal of gender roles and predictable plot. Overall, it remains a cherished classic that fascinates with its enchanting and dark storytelling.
Who Should Read Snow White?
A reader who enjoys Snow White by Jacob Grimm is likely fond of classic fairy tales filled with magic, adventure, and moral lessons. They might also appreciate similar works like Cinderella by Charles Perrault or The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen, which offer timeless stories and rich, imaginative narratives that have enchanted audiences for generations.
48
Novel • Fiction
Enchanted Forest • Medieval Era
1812
Early reader / picture book
4-8 years
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