The Asbo Fairy Tales Hans Christian Asbosen Book
by Hans Christian Asbosen

Number of Pages: 192 pages
Publisher: Michael O'Mara Books Ltd
Publish Date: Oct 8, 2008
ASIN: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/dp/1843172933/?tag=connectings01-20" target="_blank" title="Amazon ASIN">1843172933
ISBN: 1843172933

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cazzydApr 2009

Some of the worlds best known fairy tales re done with a modern day twist, like Puss in boots robbing from the king to get a nice house, or little red riding hood drinking Thunderfist cider, one of the funnist books i have read in a long time...

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Storyline

Sit back, relax and allow Hans Christian Asbosen to tell you fantastical stories of far-away lands. Once upon a time there were. . . Hansel and Britney and their trail of Wotsits, Jack and the Weedstalk, Snow White and the Seven Dads and Bling-erella. Not quite as traditional as first glance might suggest, these hilarious reworkings of traditional classics are a wonderfully acerbic look at today's society. The Asbo Fairy Tales are fantastically packaged to resemble a traditional book of fairy stories, with great comic illustrations of the unique characters. There's Little Red Riding Hoodie, the Crack Piper of Camden, mistakenly enlisted to rid London of its rats, and Sleep-In Beauty, who is cursed with an addiction to fairydust.