UnEnchanted: An Unfortunate Fairy Tale by Chanda Hahn
Mina Grime is unlucky, unpopular, and uncoordinated—that is, until she saves the life of her crush while on a school excursion, turning her overnight from a loser to a hero in High School. However, her newfound celebrity also brings misfortune in the form of an old family curse that has surfaced. Because Mina is a descendant of the Brothers Grimm, she has inherited all of their unfinished fairy tale business, including preventing a strong Story from making her its next victim in a fairy tale. Mina must read the stories through to their Grimm conclusion in order to break the fairy tale curse that has befallen her family and put an end to these tragic events.
UnEnchanted: An Unfortunate Fairy Tale by Chanda Hahn
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Mina is constantly on guard since her father mistakenly leaves her with a hazardous legacy. Her mother Sara wants to go so that the fairytales can’t find her as she gets caught up in one after another. Will Brody be able to fulfil his desire to save her? Although Jared is a fascinating figure, Mina is unsure of whether he is a friend or an enemy. Nan, a good friend of Mina’s, steals the show. What about Charlie, his brother? This novel has an intriguing ending, but it’s clear that there are still many more adventures to come. A unique, humorous, emotional, and unsettling story.
The setup was excellent. Great personalities, indeed. The perfect amount of teen drama was evenly distributed with lots of fantasy. And I adore how fairy tales have been repurposed and integrated into the contemporary world. very astute really cool The characters did appear a little young, but rather than being a problem with this book specifically, I think that’s because a lot of YA fantasy makes characters look too mature. The hallmark of an excellent book is that it kept me interested and motivated me to read more. This was a fun look into the development of a writer because I had read one of her more recent books. Although Chanda’s skills have undoubtedly advanced since the publication of this book, she has always had the capacity to craft a captivating story. It’s a fantastic novel.
