#Frozen books

[cloudberriesforaqueen]

The Portrait of the Royal Family has...

Not one...

Not two...

Not three...

But eight different versions— and probably more out of frame!

Poor Alf. Hope he was paid handsomely! 😅

[arendelle-archives]

Behold! The known (and derived) relatives of the Duke of Weselton!

Created by @virtual-winter

The Duke himself. - F1 & F2 + various books and comics.

Wolfgang, the Duke's nephew. - Forces of nature podcast.

"My mother's cousin's wife's nephew", a relative to the Duke who lives in the kingdom of Vakretta. - Across the sea, 2015 illustrated book by Brittany Rubiano.

"My grandfather", mentioned by the Duke. - Conceal, don't feel, 2019 Twisted Tale novel by Jen Calonita.

[marthefrozenfan]

I'm showing you my Frozen book collection ❄️🌻

It took me a long time to organize the books, I wanted to take a special photo just for this, the books are really mixed up with others haha.

So just for this occasion I selected all the Frozen books I have and arranged them on a bookshelf to take this photo.

[virtual-winter]

Additional book finds at Frozen Kingdom Fantasy Springs!

In this photo shared by @sparebutton in this fantastic post, you can see a book titled "Reindeer ventriloquism for fun and profit", a reference to a book that Kristoff reads in the short story "The Ice Games" which originated in the story collection "Spring Fever" in 2015!

Maybe Anna's book is hidden somewhere in the park as well.

Furthermore, the other two titles shown are old Swedish books:

The second book from the right is "Femtio års fälttåg Frälsningsarmén i Sverige 1882-1932" by Evald Malmström (1932). It's a recollection of the activities of the Swedish Salvation Army during 50 years time.

The last book is "Djurlivets under" (The wonders of Animal life) by Raoul Heinrich Francé, an Austria-Hungarian botanist and author (1940).

In another pic, also by @sparebutton, you can see a book called "Samlade skrifter Del 6-7" (Collected works Part 6-7) by celebrated Norwegian author Jonas Lie (1908-1911). The book shown is the Swedish edition.

[simpofhans]

I have mixed feelings about A Frozen Heart book. Like, it was life changing book back in 2019, made me go long way back to loving Hans, I actually knew his backstory and motivations from it, I grewn to LOVE HANS AGAIN, because of that book and my 2020 F3 fanfic... but that book isn't actually that good as most Hans fans see it... It has many incosistencies, like once Hans is his real self, caring about Elsa, Anna and trying to be a hero to get out of the fucking abuse, and one page later "He wAntS tO chOke ElSa" and acts like a selfish rude guy... yes, AFH gave us perspective for a real Hans, in what hell he was forced to live in 20+ years, and that's a best thing about it... and also this books covers a topics Disney usually doesn't does in the movies, or even books, especially the Frozen franchise ones. As the first book ever made for adults based on the movie, it was insane, and very, very deeply touching, but I think some things there should be done better, like, Lars being actually silent manipulator to Hans, as this mf is, and showing it openly, or more Hans overall, shown in the light we saw him at the beginning of the book... how should I believe he changes sides in a split of A SENTENCE in this book? AFH is really good covering Hans backstory and his struggles, but very bad at being brave and show who Hans REALLY IS, HIS FULL PERSONALITY + AFH ignores Helsa for baiting Hans x Anna fans.... LIKE THIS BOOKS WANTS US TO BELIEVE, THAT HANS LOVED ANNA, NOT ELSA? That's a hipocrysy... and imo AFH should be 100% Hans book, not the Frozen retelling with 99% time focused on Anna... like, WHY THEY WERE SO AFRAID OF GIVING HANS FULL STORY WHEN THEY HAD WHOLE BACKSTORY MADE FOR HIM? AND THEY GAVE IT ONLY 4 CHAPTERS???? I appreciate the efforts, but AFH is still, wasted potential and kind of shit, when I look at it... and the ending, I REMEMBER HOW STRESSED I WAS WHILE READING ABOUT HANS GOING BACK TO THE LITERALL HELL ON EARTH... THAT WAS MY FIRST STRESS LIKE THAT READING THE BOOK, AND I WAS ONLY 13...

AFH simply could be more brave, and I really hope, that if Hans will get some new content in the franchise, maybe even besides of F3/4 earlier, his story will be more accurate and him focused, than being a simple another retelling of a movie. But there is hope that the next Frozen books won't be retellings, because all the post F2 books now are 100% original (I sound like delulu 2016 Helsa fan I know, I am in this era still). So, I just want to see more Hans, ok? I miss him every day, I hope for maybe 5 seconds of cameo in Winter Festival short, if we ever will discover will it be actually released, because I just want to see him after a year of waiting (OUAS was a blessing for me)

[ashleytheartist]

polar nights was so cute

[ericmicael]

I love that Elsa canonically has this opinion in “Disney Frozen Polar Nights: Cast Into Darkness”, but the fandom that doesn't want her to have a relationship simply pretends that part doesn't exist and only remembers her saying she wants to be a "cool aunt" in the future for Anna's children as if that nullified something lol

[disneyfanatic1993]

Out of all the books you’ve read in the Disney Twisted Tales series, which one was your favorite?

I own a lot of them, but I’ve actually only read one in its entirety. 😂 It was the “Frozen” one, and it wasn’t too bad but I wasn’t overly excited about it. However, my mom has read all of the ones I own. 🤣 She said her favorite was the “Tangled” one, because it was so different.

[venusssus]

„Do you need to run to Mommy to have her kiss it and make it better?”

I am fucking disgusted.

[cloudberriesforaqueen]

Elsa's Snowflake in Anna's Eyes ❄️

According to The Art of Frozen, Elsa has a "signature snowflake shape."

"If you saw it anywhere in the movie, you'd know it wasn't nature, it was her." — Dan Lund, effects artist.

So, when they pointed out the detail that Elsa's snowflake appears in Anna's eyes as she turns into solid ice, it was like a cruel reminder for Elsa that what she had done to Anna wasn't nature's fault... it was hers.

Though her pupils no longer constrict in the movie, Elsa's snowflakes are still seen all around Anna's eyes!

— ❄️

[arendelle-archives]

Little teaser for an upcoming Archives-project!

Taking a closer look at a lesser-known kingdom from the Frozen franchise. COMING SOON! 🫡

/Winter

[that-frozen-queen]

Disney / Frozen books should be taken with a grain of salt, because most (if any) are not written by the people who made the movies. By all means, read them! Enjoy them! Remember however, that just because something is in the books doesn’t mean it’s canon.

Something to keep in mind with the new movies coming out!

[virtual-winter]

A perfect night by Mari Mancusi - 3 year(ish) anniversary!

Oops! Looks like I had a slight calendar-malfunction 😆

The Agduna (Agnarr x Iduna) centered short story "A perfect night" was released for free by Mari on February 10th, 2021 on nerdist.com and this was the 1-year-anniversary edition I put together in 2022!

Some of the illustrations/screencaps were provided by the fantastic @shade74

[saiten-gefroren]

Annals of Frozen_2nd edition

Greetings to the Frozen fandom! Today is Thanksgiving Day of 2022, also a special day for Frozen. I think most Frozen fans may have made their own way to celebrate the ninth (third) anniversary of Frozen (Frozen II)’s premiere. As for me, I prepared a special gift for Frozen: the second edition of Annals of Frozen, also the second formal work made by Arendelle Archives. Now, I am honored to present this book to Frozen fans all over the world!

Annals of Frozen is a chronicle for Disney’s Frozenverse that summaries the complete history of both Arendelle and Northuldra, based on nearly all the official works related, including shorts, videos, novels, comics, etc. Its first edition was released in August last year, and since then, we’ve received many valuable feedbacks on it, which contributed a lot to the update. Even if you have read its first edition, I still recommend you to read this new edition, not only because it includs lots of post-Frozen II events from novels and comics like Polar Nights: Cast into Darkness (Note: this book contains SPOILERS for NEARLY ALL Frozen-related works released 2013-2022!), but also for that we corrected some mistakes and made many great changes on it, like the new beautiful cover designed by Winter Loves Summer. I’m sure it will provide you with very different reading experiences!

Much thanks to my friends who are willing to review my work, Winter Loves Summer, FrozenHeart and Yumeka, especially Winter Loves Summer and FrozenHeart who spent a lot of time reviewing this book very carefully for several times. And I also want to say thanks to all the Frozen fans who have contributed to this book by pointing out mistakes or providing valuable suggestions. I cannot accomplish such high-quality work without all these helps.

Last, it has been my dream to make a video version of this book so that more people, not only core Frozen fans, can learn more about the events in Frozen world and how they are related, but making a video is not as simple as writing a chronicle. If you are interested in this idea and know how to make editing for videos, please feel free to contact us. The dream for making such video will finally come true if more and more people join us!

*Enjoy the journey into the history of Frozen world through Annals of Frozen!

[ericmicael]

And finally someone posted the summary of all 10 stories from "All is Found: A Frozen Anthology". I'm not going to give spoilers here because I want the book in hand to see if there's anything the person didn't say, but for those anxious here's the link (https://www.reddit.com/r/Frozen/comments/17rptd3/spoiler_breakdown_of_all_is_found_a_frozen/).

But some observations about the anthology:

Really Honeymaren, Ryder and Yelana are apparently not mentioned

The northuldra tale is a story told by the northuldra about romance that takes place before Iduna and was being told to her (before Iduna was adopted by Yelana's tribe or after? It's not clear from the summary, but probably after), and that she will use the lessons from the tale years later in her relationship with Agnarr

The Southern Isles are sometimes mentioned, but just like in the Disney park the nobles of the two kingdoms seem to be in complete harmony, really the problem with the Southern Isles was just Hans

[true--north]

@a13thprincefora13thprincess this is what I was able to find in Conceal, don't feel:

“We will introduce her to more people. The Duke of Weselton mentioned a prince he thought she might connect with."

"The prince had accompanied the Duke of Weselton on a trip to Arendelle a few months earlier, and she’d been surprised at how well she and he had hit it off."