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Even libraries that own Marianna Mayer's beautiful Beauty and the Beast (Four Winds, 1978) should still consider this enchanting addition.
This singular perspective on a troubling issue observed through the lens of art history delivers a meaningful message about individuality and tolerance.
A wise and wonderful choice to share one-on-one and as a family read-aloud.
A good action-adventure story compelling enough for reluctant readers. Hand to fans of books about the great outdoors and the wilderness.
The plot is swiftly paced, and while there are few surprises, the work is satisfying and easily readable.
While some of the rhyming stanzas are long-winded and the story is choppy in places, this book will nonetheless fly off library shelves.
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