Rapunzel's Revenge

Hale, S. Hale, D. (2008). Rapunzel’s revenge. London: Bloomsbury. Defying her mother’s orders, Rapunzel step out to see what the out side world is like. To her surprise, is it demolished, filled with mines and towers. It is a dream which she recognizes an individual in one of the mines tondo out it is her real mother. Hale presents a different point of view of Rapunzel and provides action packed series of event that she takes part of using her hair to take her revenge. Hale uses colors that are vibrant and provides detailed illustrations with a setting taking place in the Wild West in the graphic novel. Students can compare and contrast the original fairy tale to this version of Rapunzel. They can also compare the physical images of each Roundel, such as hair color, how she came to be captive in her tower, and what was done to remove herself.