Changes – A Fairy Tale Coloring Book

Content Notes

Ali Baba and the Three Thieves: homelessness, mild profanity, orphans, mention of loss of a loved one, poison
Dragon Curse: non-graphic surgery, mention of human sacrifice, curse, dragons
Gooseberry: (none that I am aware of)
Kale: pregnancy, poverty, trading a child away, isolation, confinement
The Library: toxic work environment, classism
Medusa: snakes, mansplaining, petrification
Of Rainbows and Kittens: bullying
Rose: mention of finger pricking, curse, natural death
Sable: needles, poison, abusive parent, blackmail, caskets
Siren Song: infertility, mention of drowning
Twelve Sisters: abusive parent, death threat, femicide, sexism, fire, curse, mention of execution

Author’s Note

If you are wondering if this coloring book is for children or adults, I am afraid I cannot tell you. It would depend on the child or the adult. It is intended to be for “children of all ages”, as they say. The worst swear word is “bummer”, if that is any help?
What else is there to say?
Oh yes: Enjoy!

“Sources”

Ali Baba and the Three Thieves is a sequel to Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves
Kale was inspired by Rapunzel
The Library was inspired by Cinderella
Rose is a sequel to Sleeping Beauty
Sable was inspired by Snow White
Twelve Sisters was inspired by Twelve Brothers

Acknowledgements

I will try this in chronological order:
The first thanks go to all who said that this sounded like a good idea!
The next round of thanks goes to all who offered to help, even if things got in the way of it actually happening.
A very (very) big “Thank you” goes to this book’s fairy godmother, Kathleen Sloan, who smoothed over the bumps in the language and the story telling.
Thanks to Marilisa Valtazanou there are now yet fewer spelling errors and a lot more commas. Everything that is still odd is my fault, I mean, artistic license.
Another “Thank you” goes to Janie Wright Leiva. As a sensitivity reader she caught a lot that I did not see. (Check her out on fiverr!)
The last thanks go to you, who read this far.

Illustration
Cover art © Daniela Schmidt
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