Rapunzel by wendy mass7/3/2023 When the Prince finds out how his cousin feels, he reflects on his behavior and realizes that he is at fault. The cousin acts superior and stand-offish, but it is because the Prince and his friend, a knight in training, seem to exclude him. The book has subplots as well, and one of them involves a misunderstanding with the Prince and his cousin and a friend. Each narrative is wonderfully done to give the reader a clear picture of each quite different character. The story is told from alternative viewpoints, that of Rapunzel and that of the Prince. This story, which follows the Rapunzel tale fairly faithfully, deviates in that instead of the prince being blinded by the witch, he just has really poor vision and is practically blind without his glasses, which the witch breaks. Many authors have been rewriting fairy tales, and Wendy Mass is one of the successful ones. "Rapunzel: The One with All the Hair" by Wendy Mass is part of the "Twice Upon a Time" series.
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