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TEEN FAIRY TALES RETOLD ** Note: AR Level Does Not Reflect Age Appropriateness ** TEEN FAIRY TALES RETOLD ** Note: AR Level does not reflect age appropriateness ** Book Title Author Location AR Level/Pts. Ash and prequel Huntress Melinda Lo Teen Fic Lo, M. #1: 6.6/11 Ash & Bramble and sequel Rose & Thorn Sarah Prineas Teen Fic Prineas, S. 5.1/16 Beastly: Kendra Chronices (Series of 3) Alex Flinn Teen Series Kendra #1: 3.7/8 (also RN, SP) Book of a Thousand Days Shannon Hale Teen Fic Hale, S. 5.3/9 or Teen Fic Hal (also RN) Bound Donna Jo Napoli Teen Fic Napoli, D. 5.4/6 Briar Rose Jane Yolen Fic Yolen, J. 5.0/8 The Captive Maiden Melanie Dickerson Teen Fic Dic 5.6/13 Cinder: Lunar Chronicles (Series of 4) Marissa Meyers Teen Series Lunar 5.8/14 (also RN, SP) Cloaked Alex Flinn Teen Fic Flinn, A. 3.5/9 Crimson Bound Rosamund Hodge Teen Fic Hodge, R. 5.5/14 Cruel Beauty Rosamund Hodges Teen Fic Hodge, R. 5.8/13 Dark Shimmer Donna Jo Napoli Teen Fic Napoli, D. 3.6/11 (also RN) Devoured Amanda Marrone Teen Fic Mar 4.7/9 East Edith Pattou Teen Fic Pattou, E. 6.1/16 Ella Enchanted Gail Carson Levine jFic Levine, G. 4.6/8 Enchantment Orson Scott Card Teen Fic Car 6.2/25 Entwined Heather Dixon Teen Fic Dixon, H. 5.0/14 Ever Gail Carson Levine Teen Fic Levine, G. 3.7/6 (also SP) Fairest Gail Carson Levine Teen Fic Levine, G. 4.1/8 (also RN) The Fairest Beauty Melanie Dickerson Teen Fic Dic 5.5/14 Golden: A Retelling of “Rapunzel” Cameron Dokey Teen Fic Dok 5.5/7 The Golden Braid Melanie Dickerson Teen Fic Dickerson, M. The Goose Girl (Series of 4) Shannon Hale Teen Series Books of #1: 5.9/14 Bayern (also RN) The Great Hunt Wendy Higgins Teen Fic Higgins, W. ------ The Grimm Legacy Polly Shulman Teen Fic Shulman, P. 4.0/11 The Healer’s Apprentice Melanie Dickerson Teen Fic Dic 5.1/14 Hush: An Irish Princess’ Tale Donna Jo Napoli Teen Fic Napoli, D. (SP only) 3.9/9 Into the Wild: A Novel Sarah Beth Durst Teen Fic Dur 4.0/8 Just Ella: Palace Chronicles (Series of 3) Margaret Peterson Teen Series Palace #1: 5.5/6 Haddix (also RN, SP) Kill Me Softly and sequel Tear Me Apart Sarah Cross Teen Fic Cro #1: 5.0/13 or Teen Fic Cross, S. Kingdom of Ash & Briars Hannah West Teen Fic West, H. ------ The Little Prince Antoine de Saint- Teen Fic Saint-Exupery, 5.0/2 Exupéry A. A Long, Long Sleep Anna Sheehan Teen Fic Sheehan, A. 4.6/12 Mermaid: A Twist on the Classic Tale Carolyn Turgeon Teen Fic Tur ------ Midnight Pearls: Retelling of “Little Mermaid” Debbie Viguie Teen Fic Vig 5.4/7 Updated 12/2016 JM TEEN FAIRY TALES RETOLD ** Note: AR Level does not reflect age appropriateness ** Book Title Author Location AR Level/Pts. Of Beast and Beauty Stacey Jay Teen Fic Jay, S. (SP only) 5.4/15 Once Upon a Marigold Jean Ferris Teen Fic Fer 5.7/8 Princess of Glass Jessica Day George Teen Fic George, J. 6.2/9 Princess of the Midnight Ball Jessica Day George Teen Fic George, J. 5.6/10 Princess of the Silver Woods Jessica Day George Teen Fic George, J. 5.8/12 Red Riding Hood Sarah Blakley-Cartwright Teen Fic Bla 5.6/9 Scarlet Moon Debbie Viguié Teen Fic Vig 5.8/6 The Shadow of the Bear Regina Doman Teen Fic Doman, R. ------ The Shadow of the Wolf Tim Hall Teen Fic Hall, T. 5.3/19 The Shadow Queen C.J. Redwine Teen Fic Redwine, C. 6.1/16 (also RN) The Sleeper and the Spindle Neil Gailman Teen Fic Gaiman, N. 5.3/1 (also RN, SP) Snow Tracy Lynn Teen Fic Lyn 5.9/8 Spelled Betsy Schow Teen Fic Sch (also SP) 5.2/12 Spinning Starlight R.C. Lewis Teen Fic Lewis, R. (also RN) 5.3/13 Stealing Snow (Series of 2+) Danielle Paige Teen Paige, D. ------ The Stepsister’s Tale Tracy Barrett Teen Fic Barrett, T. ------ Stitching Snow R.C. Lewis Teen Fic Lewis, R. (also RN) 5.2/13 The Storyteller’s Daughter Cameron Dokey Teen Fic Dok 6.3/8 Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow Jessica Day George Teen 398.2 GEO 5.4/11 Sweetly Jackson Pearce Teen Fic Pearce, J. 4.9/11 Throne of Glass (Series of 5+) Sarah J. Maas Teen Series Throne of #1: 5.7/18 Glass (also RN) Vassa in the Night Sarah Porter Teen Fic Porter, S. ------ A Wicked Thing Rhiannon Thomas Teen Fic Thomas, R. ------ Wild Orchid: A Retelling of “The Ballad of Mulan” Cameron Dokey Teen Fic Dok 5.5/8 The Wrath and the Dawn and sequel The Rose and Renee Ahdieh Teen Series Wrath #1: 5.3/13 the Dagger Zel Donna Jo Napoli Teen Fic Nap 4.0/6 To find more materials, search the online catalog using the following keywords: Fairy tale, fairy tales – adaptations, Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, etc. Updated 12/2016 JM .
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