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Analysis Of Rose Daughter By Robin Mckinley
Robin McKinley wrote the novel titled Rose Daughter. McKinley created this fictional novel in 1997. “Her 1984 novel The Hero and the Crown won the Newbery Medal as the year's best new American children's book“ (Wikipedia, 2016). “Beauty and the Beast is still my favourite fairy-tale; I can't change that any more than I can change having grown up in the fifties when it was the only fairy-tale around that didn't have the heroine waiting limply to be rescued by the hero “ (McKinley, 2017). McKinley was born Jennifer Carolyn Robin McKinley in 1952. Known in America as Robin McKinley she has been known as a tremendous author of children’s books and fantasy. McKinley’s fictional book Rose daughter is a rewrite of her original story Beauty: A
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