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Violence
Some
Moderate
Language
None
None
Sexual Content
Barely any
Mild romance
Substance Use
None
None
Emotional Intensity
Some
Moderate
What this book is about
Six illustrated fairy tales from the world of the Grishaverse — dark and lush retellings that upend the expected moral. From 'Ayama and the Thorn Wood' to 'When Water Sang Fire,' Bardugo's prose in short form is some of her best work. Art by Sara Kipin.
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