title: Beyond the Woods: Fairy Tales Retold
author: Paula Guran
description: Paula Guran has collected some of the best re-tellings of our favorite fairy tales in recent memory. These twists on old standards and adaptations breathe new life into these classic stories. Youll find yourself lost in the pages of this book, and it will be well worth it when you come out on the other side.<i>Convergence Book Reviews</i> <br /><br /> An interesting mix of fairy tales with horror and dread sprinkled through the stories. You won't think of your fondest fairy tales without remembering what these authors thought up! . . . Give this anthology a read<i>Independent Online Booksellers Association</i> <br /><br /> Entertaining fairy tales for adults. . . . I liked it very, very much.<i>Lump Lit</i> <br /><br /> A fairy tale landscape beyond the literary craft workshop . . . its about time that so-called genre writers claim their rightful place around the fairy tale fire. After all, fantasy and sci-fi owe much to the wonder of the fairy tale.<i>Something to Read for the TrainM</i> <br /><br /> A broad and varied collection . . . you will definitely find something to enjoy.<i>Unicorn Ramblings</i> <br /><br /> Exactly what it sets out to be - a compilation of fairy tales retold for the modern generation. . . . I would recommend this extremely long tome to anyone who is a fan of fairy tales and/or horror stories.<i>ATSP</i>
zlib_text: Copyright	©	2014	Disney	Enterprises,	Inc.	All	rights	reserved.	Published	in	the	United	States	by	Random	House	Children’s	Books,	a	division	of	Random	House,	LLC.,	1745
  Broadway,	New	York,	NY	10019,	and	in	Canada	by	Random	House	of	Canada	Limited,	Toronto,	Penguin	Random	House	Companies,	in	conjunction	with	Disney
  Enterprises,	Inc.	Random	House	and	the	colophon	are	registered	trademarks	and	A	Stepping	Stone	Book	and	the	colophon	are	trademarks	of	Random	House	LLC.
  Library	of	Congress	Cataloging-in-Publication	Data
  Thorpe,	Kiki.
  The	woods	beyond	/	written	by	Kiki	Thorpe;	illustrated	by	Jana	Christy.
  pages	cm.	—	(The	Never	girls;	6)
  “A	Stepping	Stone	book.”
  Summary:	Lainey’s	bad	day	turns	worse	when	Prilla	the	fairy	calls	her	clumsy,	but	while	walking	in	the	woods	of	Never	Land,	Lainey	discovers	the	hideout	of	the	Lost
  Boys	and	makes	some	new	friends.
  ISBN	978-0-7364-3096-8	(trade)	—	ISBN	978-0-7364-8148-9	(lib.	bdg.)	—	ISBN	978-0-7364-3221-4	(ebook)
  [1.	Fairies—Fiction.	2.	Magic—Fiction.	