Frankenstiltskin: Fairy Tales Gone Bad

In this darkly humorous tale, Bryony faces impossible tasks set by a king, while navigating the complexities of ambition and morality in Frankenstiltskin: Fairy Tales Gone Bad.

In Frankenstiltskin: Fairy Tales Gone Bad, readers are introduced to Bryony, an animal-loving girl who discovers her remarkable talent for taxidermy. Under the guidance of her proud father, she crafts displays that are not only stunning but also serve to educate and comfort those who view them. However, Bryony's life takes a dark turn when her father's boasting attracts the attention of the enigmatic King of all Mythica. This powerful ruler, intrigued by her skills, imprisons Bryony and sets her on a path filled with three daunting tasks that seem impossible to complete.

As Bryony grapples with the king's demands, a mysterious and sinister creature appears from the shadows, offering her assistance. This unexpected ally brings both hope and danger, leaving Bryony to wonder what price she will have to pay for help. The story unfolds with elements reminiscent of classic tales, blending humor and darkness in a unique way. The reader is drawn into a world where the line between good and evil is blurred, and the consequences of ambition and greed are explored.

Frankenstiltskin: Fairy Tales Gone Bad weaves together themes of courage, creativity, and the moral complexities of seeking power. With its richly illustrated pages and verse format, this tale captivates both young and older audiences, inviting them to reflect on their own beliefs and the true cost of their desires.