Sleeping Beauty: The One Who Took the Really Long Nap: A Wish Novel (Twice Upon a Time #2) (2)

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{My thoughts} – Prince and Princess Rose have two different stories. They both are written in the past leading up to when their lives merge together. They begin as their own separate stories and then they become one. There are always two sides to every story and this series allows you to see both sides. Prince has been obsessed with a certain place in the woods by his castle. He couldn’t explain why or what the deal was just that he had an overwhelming desire to be there in that place and was wondering why. One day he got a glimpse of what was hidden there and he became more obsessed. Especially after he’d discovered that it appeared to be an exact replica of the castle he and his family lived it, however, it was hidden under impenetrable vines. When his father and mother went on a business trip Prince had a gathering with all the elders in their village. He asked them questions and he learned of Princess Rose and her families history. He then searched the library and other places to try and find more information. In the end he’d concluded that Princess Rose was hidden away in that hidden Castle. If you’d like to know what happens you’ll need to read the book. Does he get to her? Do they have a happy ever after? All of those can be learned by reading the book. I recommend this book for any child that enjoys fairytales. I strongly believe that they will enjoy reading about Rapunzel and the Prince. It’s a well written retelling that doesn’t take much time at all to read through. I look forward to reading the rest of the series in the future.

When I read this book it really made me feel like I was part of the book like I was standing there when Rose was cursed, my heart sped up when The Prince was as almost eaten by his mom. When I started to read this book I was so into it that I read it in less than 4 hours. So Wendy Mass you did it again you wrote a fabulous book! That I think everyone should read.

I would recommend this book for girls in 4th to 8th grade . It was very well written, although some vocabulary was difficult to understand. I loved how the novel was told in two perspectives: the Prince and the Princess. It was a lovely fairytale that stood out from the rest because of it's modern touch and mythical twist. I definitely recommend reading it!!!!!

Omg I totally love this book!I recommend it for 8-13years old but can be enjoyed by all ages.Wendy mass is such a talented writer.!!!I would highly recommend her . It was all around funny from the prince's mother that has ogre blood in her to princess rose that tries desperately to find something she can't do

I chose this rating because it really was a great book. I would recommend it to girls around ten to twelve. It really gave an exciting twist from the actual fairy tale, and it was also more descriptive about the childhood of the prince and the princess and was a lot more descriptive over all.

This book was the best ever! Wendy Mass is so talented! Full of mystery and surprise, Wendy Mass played a twist on the old classic timeless tale. I couldn't put my Kindle down until I finished it! Best book ever! Also, try to find other books in Wendy Mass' Twice Upon a Time series. They're all SO good!

I completely adore almost all of Wendy Mass's books, especially the Willow Falls series and the Twice Upon a Time books!!! This is a really great series, you should definitely check these books out if you like fantasy type stuff, or if you just like Wendy Mass! This series is great for all ages really, even younger girls would

Love it

Arrived earlier than expected. She loved her book

My 10 year old daughter loved it. She was not to be able to put the book down. She finished it in one afternoon. she is a Wendy Mass fan.

Great Book. Very Funny. Bought for a 10 year old who loved it.