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Crumbs: A Lesbian Hansel And Gretel (2000)

by Elora Bishop(Favorite Author)

3.65 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: I enjoyed this novella. I'm not a fan of zombie fiction, so if it lost a star it may be more due to my tastes than the quality. The writing was good, and by that I mean I didn't feel the urge to break out my red pen, which is unusual. The situation was tense, in a good way, and kept me engaged. The romance was a little too sweet for my tastes, but it worked in the end, especially in the scene with the oven. Overall, a fun read.
review 2: Haunting and creepy and oh-so-good. Hansel and Gretel, with its horrors of starvation and abandonment and betrayal, transfers brilliantly to a post-apocalyptic setting. Best of all, though, is the tenderness that shines through it. Greta is a really appealing heroine, with her fears and "fragility" warring with her courage and ... moreimpulses to love and hope. Beautifully written and leaving me hungry for more! less

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