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The Armless Maiden: And Other Tales for Childhood's Survivors, by Terri Windling

jpear1977's review

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3.0

I really liked this book- It made me think of all the stories I read when I was little and how I really htought everything had a happy ending. Well, thats just not life is it. I liked how these ancient fairy tales really spun a new life into some of the new concerns I have about society. Its a good read.

suzannekm's review

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Sometimes you have to read someone else's story in order to face your own. This book was that for me.

abetterjulie's review

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5.0

The stories were hit or miss for me, and two of them I skipped. I still give this book five stars. It is a collection of validation and hope. The afterword by Terri Windling fills a need with clarity and honesty. The Dirty Little Girl by Joanna Russ brought me to tears while I was reading in public. You might not want to read this book where you can't cry in peace.

abetterjulie's review against another edition

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5.0

The stories were hit or miss for me, and two of them I skipped. I still give this book five stars. It is a collection of validation and hope. The afterword by Terri Windling fills a need with clarity and honesty. The Dirty Little Girl by Joanna Russ brought me to tears while I was reading in public. You might not want to read this book where you can't cry in peace.
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