"The Stolen Princess" is familiar enough, concerning young children stolen in the night and taken to Faerieland. The fourth story is said to be a re-telling, but it was not familiar to me, but all four are written as if classic tales. The publisher's synopsis is repeated on other sites, saying it consists of two original stories and two re-tellings, but I'm not sure which fit into which category.
It has more in common with the three Folktales I've previously reviewed. No "and other stories," since there is no story with the title "The Door in the Hedge." Several different bibliographic sites have it grouped with a series I will start next month, Damar, but I am sure that is incorrect. The image to the right is from the Kindle version, but the title is incorrect. The Door in the Hedge is a short, four story collection, by newly named Grand Master Robin McKinley. A purchase through our links may earn us a commission.
Out of print not listed at Bookshop, but a used copy might be found at Amazon.
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