#the princess tales

[fairytale-poll]

ROUND 1B, MATCH 2 OUT OF 16!

Propaganda Under the Cut:

Cinderellis:

I submit him more as early cannon fodder than anything else, though he is a very fun and interesting character to follow in the 150ish page book we find him in, where he fulfills both the Cinderella main points of mythic importance, as well as a Ukrainian fairy tale involving the rule of three and how it applies to precious metals, and the materials one may use on a quest. Also, both he, and the girl he eventually marries are just fun characters to see the viewpoints of.

Danielle:

This series begins after the HEA and Danielle doesn't realize how much magic is really out there in the world. She is a wonderfully complex character who isn't afraid to say what she doesn't know. Really keeps the embodiment of Cinderella as a kind person

[haveyoureadthismgyabook]

Series info:

Book 1 of The Princess Tales

Book 2: The Princess Test

Book 3: Princess Sonora and the Long Sleep

Book 4: Cinderellis and the Glass Hill

Book 5: For Biddle's Sake

Book 6: The Fairy's Return

[dumpster2001]

a Barbie legacy 🩷

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustrations from Stories from Hans Christian Andersen by Edmund Dulac (1911)

[cottageaesthetic]

[demaparbat-hp]

Can we please see what Yue looks like in your modern au?

Lovely astrologist in the making 🌕💜

[dommnics]

Sleeping Beauty (1959) turned 65, and it remains still such a beautiful film. It's one of my favourite quintessential fantasy films, and I adore princess Aurora and Maleficent!

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[toyastales]

Good Morning!

[trashfire-nia]

Just manhua Wei Ying being a smitten princess

JUST LOOK AT THEM I'M---

[sizzling-eggs]

Do you ever watch a show or a movie or any piece of media meant for kids and just think about how the story or character or that one scene or whatever just spoke to your heart and soul, or just how profound it made you happy or break your heart. And just sit their thinking that this is for literal children, who probably still couldn't 100% understand the gravity of what they are consuming or probably couldn't articulate how they felt about it other than say they liked it or they dont, or it made them happy or sad, and you, a grown ass person is just thinking about how this thing meant for kids is just so simple yet complex with so many layers of emotions and plot and etc. That explores themes and subject better than media meant for your age, in a way that is simple yet incredible done.

[ouroborosreilig]

another art dump

[vintage-russia]

Russian fairytale "The Frog Princess" (1914)

[dumpster2001]

more Barbie 🌟

[kitnjon]

The Tale of Princess Kaguya | dir. Isao Takahata (2013)