This book (Adeline Whitmore's "Burn The Fairy Tales") was suggested to me by a coworker.
And let's be real, because of my love of fairy tales and feminist literature (and Nikita Gill), I was like "hell yes".
Here we are, a few months later but a few poems stronger.
["Kill the prince. Give the princess a sword. Send her into battle. Watch her win. This poetry book is a work of feminist self-empowerment for women and of understanding for men. It deals with love, loss, self discovery, self love, grief, and inspiration."]
It was a really empowering and strongly written poetry collection. I enjoyed reading it.
However, the formatting on the Kindle edition of the book was really confusing/off. It made it hard to decipher one poem from the next (and then, when I went to read the second book/edition/volume, it was just...blank. I'm so confused).
Maybe next time, I'll just buy a physical copy of a poetry collection instead of using the "free" Kindle one..
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