I think the beginning if the book is such a good start. It tells enough, not too much, not too little. I have to admit, the way some words were used did confuse me at first, but towards the middle of the book I understood, for the most part, what was going on. Trix, Sundays brother, is one of my favorite characters, you never do know what exactly to expect from him. He may do one thing, like he may do the other, or he may even do something out of the blue which will make no sense at all. Another of my favorite characters is Saturday, you think you know her and BAM! She does something that's not who you thought she was. I enjoyed this book because it didn't focus on one, and only one fairy tale. It varied between a few, and that's what kept me hooked. I didn't know what to expect when I turned the page for maybe 75% of the book. Rumbold and Sunday, the obvious, they weren't really surprising at all. But I must say, I liked the background information about the Woodcutter family. Overall the book was good. And if you're a Fairy-Tale, or Fantasy genre fan, you should consider reading it, now if you're not... well let's just say... you should stick to your own genre. This wont really make you change your mind, but then again this is only my opinion.
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