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Ivy Thorn is a teenager, and a military brat, who’s just gone through yet another move, as the new book by Emily Casey opens.
Now, Ivy has always been afraid of mirrors, but she never knew why.
Then one of them sucks her into the fairy tale “Beauty and the Beast.”
Now all she wants is to find her way home. But when Ivy tries to escape, she breaks the wrong spell. Beast is not so gentle-on-the-inside, Beauty is falling for the wrong prince, and Ivy is no closer to figuring out how to get through the enchanted forest that traps her.
With magic mirrors, dancing fairies, a sadistic pixie, and other random fairy tale twists, Ivy doesn’t know what’s safe or who to trust. Can she escape the fairy tale trap?
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Thanks again for the great interview. Your thought-inducing questions meant I was less quick on my feet, but it was a lot more fun that way.
Yours is a wonderful and genuinely imaginative book, Emily – glad to bring you the attention you and “The Fairy Tale Trap” deserve.
Awesome interview! The Fairy Tale Trap is still one of my all time favorites. I’m looking forward to The Fairy Tale Twist.