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  1. #FracturedFairyTales (1959-1964) (3x intros)
    With a zany ensemble cast of princesses, fairy godmothers, evil queens and trolls, your favorite childhood stories are told with a silly modern twist.
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  2. Review: Wolf’s Belly by John August

    August, John. (2026). Wolf's Belly. Roaring Book Press. Ok! *slaps hands, then rubs them together* Where to start with this one? So, the publisher's description calls this a retelling of Little Red Riding Hood. Ok. Sure. In so much as there is a girl, who ends up with a red cape, and has a grandmother, and they get eaten by a wolf. That's kinda where the similarity ends. In this case, the protagonist's name is Lu. Lu has a bunch of siblings who have all done fantastic things. One […]

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  3. Fractured Fairy Tales!

    I remember these stuck between shows on Saturday mornings when I was a kid, and we stumbled onto a YT channel that has a whole bunch of them.

    Some of them are elaborate setups for a dad joke punchline. Others are just completely strange. If you know Rocky and Bullwinkle, it's the same voices and character styles.

    #FracturedFairyTales

  4. Once Upon a Twist: Writing Fresh Takes on Familiar Tales

    Author Patrick Horne discusses writing fresh takes on familiar tales, specifically writing fractured fairy tales.
    The post Once Upon a Twist: Writing Fresh Takes on Familiar Tales appeared first on Writer's Digest.
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    #Childrens #Genre #WriteBetterFiction #FracturedFairyTales #picturebookwriting
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  5. Along with Disney's animated features, Jay Ward's 'Fractured Fairy Tales' was my introduction to many classic stories. A segment of 'The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show,' these hilarious cartoons retold various fairy tales with a modern and often satirical twist. #FairyTaleTuesday

    #FairyTales #FracturedFairyTales #RockyAndBullwinkle #JayWard #Cartoons

  6. Is it true that Brutus murdered Caesar on 3.15 because Caesar couldn't explain why 3.14 was acting so irrationally? #fracturedfairytales

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