The Snow Girl: The nail-biting thriller behind the Netflix Original Series!

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There is also grief, confronting and overcoming your fears and second guesses, as well as struggling to turn strangers into friends when you're an introvert as well as others. The Snow Girl is a retelling of the Russian fairytale, The Snow Maiden, and it's a story that holds the readers' attention. It's indeed a classic in this new telling and will undoubtedly be loved by future generations because everyone needs the wonder of magic and to not feel alone. It's not too intense, however, and is what to me makes the story of The Snow Girl one that will continue to last so long just as The Snow Maiden has.

I think this is a book to be found under a Christmas tree and read to a child who will look to the skies and hope for a flurry of snow and what maybe if it does. Sophie Anderson, to me, is the modern-day Queen of Fairy Tales, and that still applies when the story is this one. The Snow Girl is definitely a story filled with its own unique magic and with some exquisite artwork by Melissa Castrillion that really brings the story of Tasha and Alyana to life. The Snow Girl isn't just a story of the possibility of making a wish come true.

What is wonderful about it is how harder subjects are woven so cleverly in this fairytale with Tasha experiencing anxiety which had led to the deep loneliness that causes the wish for the Snow Girl to be real and her companion. Anderson has an incredible ability to make every tale she writes possess a special form of magic that keeps the reader entranced.