Recs if you like Almost There...

No Hans Christian Andersen on this list. Retellings based on...Twelve Dancing Princesses, Cinderella, The Goose Girl, Snow White, Snow White + Rose Red, Rapunzel, Hansel + Gretel, Rumplestiltskin, Bluebeard, Little Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty, The Frog Prince, King Thrushbeard, The Pied Piper, The Six Swans, The Brave Little Tailor, Bearskin, Puss in Boots, Allerleirauh, The Wolf + the Fox, The Pink, Maid Maleen, Brother + Sister, The Golden Goose, The Six Swans, etc. As always… no Gaiman

These are all based on Disney movies and stories published by Disney from various authors.

Series (sort by "added on", note: some require a reading order): Villains ,Twisted Tales, The Queens Council, Princes, Dark Ascension, The Enchanters, Happily Never After, Meant to Be, Wings of Pixie Hollow, Mirrorverse.

The rest of the books in this list are individual ones not in series.

These individual books include: Frozen 2: Dangerous Secrets, A Twisted Tale Anthology, Long Live the Pumpkin Queen, Hour of the Pumpkin Queen, Bravely, Encanto: Nightmares and Suenos, Rootbound: a Tangled Novel, Hello Cruel Heart, Hood, The Little Mermaid: against the tide, Heart of the Moors: Maleficent novel, Wondrous, Promchanted.

Acknowledgments to: @books_and_crafts_jes (Instagram) for the Sheets list of these books in her bio, I used it to input into this list for easier access and tracking.

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A series of books where Disney films didn't go quite the way we remember

Fairy tale Retelling ranging from YA to Adult (will be updating as I come across them)

Tales of supernatural entities and folklore-inspired stories set in the magical city of New Orleans.

There are so many books that take familiar Disney characters and give a little more. From standalones to series, I'm hoping to catch as many as I can!

books that take inspiration from or are direct retellings of the classics, fairytales, myths, and legends.

The following is a list of fairytale retellings from the age ranges of young adults to new adult

Fairytale variants/mythos from Europe that had been retold/reimagined into non-white European cultures or with non-white protagonists

What happens after happily ever after? or what if…?