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All the Ever Afters: The Untold Story of Cinderella’s Stepmother

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I have to say, I hate that kind of silly, juvenile writing style. I always associate it with teenage girls who probably think books should have that many flowery adjectives. Is it worth wading through the poop to read this story?
kittykat AKA Ms. Tortitude How can you judge the book for it's "silly, juvenile writing style" and that you'd have to be "wading through the poop to read this story" if you have…moreHow can you judge the book for it's "silly, juvenile writing style" and that you'd have to be "wading through the poop to read this story" if you haven't read it yet?(less)
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Is there romance ?
Bibliophan (Angie M.) Not really... I just finished reading it and I honestly don't remember one bit of romance, or at least nothing that stood out. It was more about what …moreNot really... I just finished reading it and I honestly don't remember one bit of romance, or at least nothing that stood out. It was more about what living real life was like for "Cinderella's" stepmother and the stepsisters, not the fairy tale side of the story. There is definitely love, but not romance. Excellent read though! (less)
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Is this book appropriate for young adults?
✨faith✨trust✨pixiedust✨ Dead Account; Not Coming Back Yes. There are a few scenes with more mature content, but they do not go into great detail. I would recommend this for readers ages 14 and up.
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trigger warnings?
Kim Cullen Rape, domestic violence
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Is the stepmother still abusive to Cinderella here? (I'm wary of reading a book that portrays someone abusing children without accountability just because of their own difficult childhood, if that's what this is.)
Kim Cullen No the main character is never abusive. There are some times where Agnes is the victim of some "lashings" including from men and employers, but it doe…moreNo the main character is never abusive. There are some times where Agnes is the victim of some "lashings" including from men and employers, but it does not go into gory detail. It's honestly what I expected to read about a woman born into Serfdom. The whole point of the story is that she wasn't portrayed fairly in peoples' memory and she wasn't an "evil" stepmother.(less)
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