Feminist Fairy Tales

Remember the traditional fairy tales of childhood? Well, Barbara Walker respins them here with a healthy measure of feminist sensibility, whimsy, and inspiration, rewriting the female characters with delightful results. Gone are impossibly beautiful damsels in distress. Enlivened by stunning drawings, Walker's stories richly reveal the real-life morals of fairness, strength, and survival. Illus.

Introduction
The She-Wolf	p. 1
Princess Questa	p. 7
Snow Night	p. 19
Gorga and the Dragon	p. 27
The Frog Princess	p. 35
Ugly and the Beast	p. 47
Thomas Rhymer	p. 55
Jill and the Beanroot	p. 63
Barbidol	p. 71
Sir Vivor and the Holy Cauldron	p. 79
Ala Dean and the Wonderful Lamp	p. 91
The Descent of Shaloma	p. 101
The Weaver	p. 111
The Sea Witch	p. 121
Prince Gimme and the Fairy of the Forest	p. 129
The Oracle	p. 141
Lily and Rose	p. 149
The Gargoyle	p. 157
Little White Riding Hood	p. 165
How the Sexes Were Separated	p. 171
The Littlest Mermaid	p. 177
Cinder-Helle	p. 189
How Winter Came to the World	p. 197
The Empress's New Clothes	p. 209
The Three Little Pinks	p. 217
Fairy Gold	p. 225
How the Gods Met Their End	p. 233
The White God	p. 239
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