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Rosa: A Twisted Fairy Tale
Two Princes set out to locate a mythical sleeping woman. Five friends set out to keep an eye on the intruders. The forest will never be the same.
22 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 12, 2017
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About the author
Elizabeth S. Tyree
11 books16 followersA mother, musician, and author Elizabeth spends her time chasing monsters with her toddler and finding inspiration in the littlest things.
When not running down erstwhile 'stinky' monsters and missing baby dolls, Elizabeth writes books and blog posts for all ages, focusing on the stories that come to her instead of a certain demographic or age group. This has led to 3 short story books, filled with varying genres, The Stone Dragon Saga (a continuing series currently featuring 3 YA fantasy novels), a book of short stories she published with her 5th grade students during the 2014/2015 school year, and a blog that runs the gamut from mommy posts, to writing posts, and all sorts of odd things in between.
You can find her at www.amazon.com/author/elizabethtyree
www.alaynabellesmom.wordpress.com
www.facebook.com/TyreeTomes
and
@writerbaby13 on Twitter.
When not running down erstwhile 'stinky' monsters and missing baby dolls, Elizabeth writes books and blog posts for all ages, focusing on the stories that come to her instead of a certain demographic or age group. This has led to 3 short story books, filled with varying genres, The Stone Dragon Saga (a continuing series currently featuring 3 YA fantasy novels), a book of short stories she published with her 5th grade students during the 2014/2015 school year, and a blog that runs the gamut from mommy posts, to writing posts, and all sorts of odd things in between.
You can find her at www.amazon.com/author/elizabethtyree
www.alaynabellesmom.wordpress.com
www.facebook.com/TyreeTomes
and
@writerbaby13 on Twitter.
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April 19, 2017
I really enjoyed this short story. I loved the fact that the animals can talk, it was lovely to have one of the animals was the one telling the background story.
The human characters were well written and you realised they were big headed and were out for themselves.
Would recommend this story and will be reading more of Elizabeth's books.
The human characters were well written and you realised they were big headed and were out for themselves.
Would recommend this story and will be reading more of Elizabeth's books.
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