Doctor Who: Time Lord Fairy Tales Slipcase Edition
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Summary
With 16 hardback books each containing a fairy tale set in the world of Doctor Who， this slipcase edition of Time Lord Fairy Tales includes a brand new story for 2016: The Emperor Dalek's New Clothes。
Time Lord Fairy Tales contains legendary stories of monsters， mysteries， villains and heroes from across the Whoniverse。 A beautifully illustrated collection of dark and dangerous Whovian fairy tales， this slipcase is the perfect gift for any Doctor Who fan。
Time Lord Fairy Tales contains legendary stories of monsters， mysteries， villains and heroes from across the Whoniverse。 A beautifully illustrated collection of dark and dangerous Whovian fairy tales， this slipcase is the perfect gift for any Doctor Who fan。
Reviews
Rob Cook
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This is a collection of largely forgettable short stories based in the Doctor Who universe。A couple would have made better novels but otherwise I found this rather lightweight and a bit pointless。I felt giving it two stars was a bit harsh hence the three star rating。
Melanie Parker
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If you enjoy Doctor Who， you will enjoy these little tales。 I enjoyed some more than others （similar to others who have reviewed the collection）。 However， it was a pleasant and easy little read。 If you are unfamiliar with Doctor Who， you may struggle to fully enjoy each tale。 I mean this only in that I believe I enjoyed them more because I was familiar with certain characters/species and having that familiarity led to a quicker “personal connection” with each tale。
Andrew
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I have to say that I am not a regular Doctor Who reader （usually reading only specials and those lost episodes from my childhood hiding behind the sofa） but this one caught my eye and I have to say I really enjoyed it。In simple terms think of famous Grimm Brothers stories re-told with the characters being the more famous characters and monsters from the recent series - although not explicitly stated my guess is from the Matt Smith tenure。So in short a series of tales with very much classic fairy I have to say that I am not a regular Doctor Who reader （usually reading only specials and those lost episodes from my childhood hiding behind the sofa） but this one caught my eye and I have to say I really enjoyed it。In simple terms think of famous Grimm Brothers stories re-told with the characters being the more famous characters and monsters from the recent series - although not explicitly stated my guess is from the Matt Smith tenure。So in short a series of tales with very much classic fairy tale vibes but most certainly set in and around the universe of Doctor Who and remarkably easy and fun to read too。 。。。more
Amelia Kutan
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A must for any Doctor Who fan。 An enjoyable set of hardcover mini books， each a time lord fairy tale。 I can't wait to read them again。 A must for any Doctor Who fan。 An enjoyable set of hardcover mini books， each a time lord fairy tale。 I can't wait to read them again。 。。。more
David Rough
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This was an unexpectedly well-written sci-fi novel。 I thought it might be rather corning mixing Doctor Who with fairy Tales， but the author pulled it off with a nice flare of creativity and a novel approach to some sci-fi within the world of sci-fi。
Bernadette Broer
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Al een aantal jaar in mijn kast en al eens begonnen maar nooit erg ver gekomen。Nu toch maar doorgezet。 Het was。。。 okey？ Al twijfel ik of ik er niet toch 3 sterren van ga maken。Het is een sprookjesboek van doctor Who en ik moet eerlijk zeggen dat ik er meer van had verwacht。 Meer alsof dit echt sprookjes zijn waar timelords mee opgegroeid zijn maar omdat de doctor er vaker in voorkomt vraag ik me af of dat realistisch zou zijn， zelfs al is hij een tijdreiziger。 Daarnaast is het over het algemeen Al een aantal jaar in mijn kast en al eens begonnen maar nooit erg ver gekomen。Nu toch maar doorgezet。 Het was。。。 okey？ Al twijfel ik of ik er niet toch 3 sterren van ga maken。Het is een sprookjesboek van doctor Who en ik moet eerlijk zeggen dat ik er meer van had verwacht。 Meer alsof dit echt sprookjes zijn waar timelords mee opgegroeid zijn maar omdat de doctor er vaker in voorkomt vraag ik me af of dat realistisch zou zijn， zelfs al is hij een tijdreiziger。 Daarnaast is het over het algemeen vrij copy-paste van sprookjes uit onze wereld met een twist of spin erin。Eerlijk gezegd vond ik de verhalen die niet waren gebaseerd op （voor mij bekende） sprookjes het beste。Het eerste verhaal （garden of statues） is fantastisch。 Ik houd van tijdloops en dus van weeping angels。 Goed uitgewerkt。Verdere favorieten waren: the twins in the woods （verhaal 4）， Helana and the best （nr 11） en the grief collector （13）Maar de meesten vond ik te lang én te kort duren paradoxaal genoeg。 Te lang omdat de verhalen veel omwegen maakten om tot het slot te komen。 Maar te kort want zodra dat slot er was was het binnen een paar regels ook over。 Erg jammer。Daarnaast vond ik de meeste personages niet “in character” Welke doctor het was moest ik soms raden in het plaatje （en waarom alle moderne doctors en dan alleen 2 van old who？🤷🏼♀️） en veel monsters gedroegen zich ook niet zoals ik ze kende uit de serie。 Soms moest ik ook op het plaatje kijken om te weten over welk monster we het hadden。Zelfs een monster wat twee keer voorkwam gedroeg zich in het ene verhaal heel anders dan in het andere。Commador Starn， de sontaran die in three little sontarans beschreven wordt als slim， onderschat zijn vijand niet， houd rekening met alle opties。 Laat zich in the brothers gruff op een hele overduidelijke manier in de val lopen。 Ik denk dat ik dat verhaal leuker had gevonden als het niet dezelfde sontaran was。Nouja enorme rant。 Leuk om te hebben， maar niet iets wat ik vaker ga lezen denk ik。 Voor mijn eigen ratingsysteem wordt het dus toch een 3* Jammer maar helaas :-）Edit: oh de tekeningen， de kaft en alles is echt super mooi。 Dus zeker als eyecatcher het geld waard :-） 。。。more
Suzanne
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Fun
Natalie
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This was a truly enjoyable collection of classic fairy tales re-worked to include Doctor Who lore。 You'll find some familiar stories in here， mixed with Who villains and several versions of the Doctor。 There are sixteen stories in total， and they are quite brief （to my dismay） but they read quickly and truly feel like traditional fairy tales。 I'll briefly list the stories here and what familiar characters they include: The Garden of Statues features The Weeping Angels; Frozen Beauty features the This was a truly enjoyable collection of classic fairy tales re-worked to include Doctor Who lore。 You'll find some familiar stories in here， mixed with Who villains and several versions of the Doctor。 There are sixteen stories in total， and they are quite brief （to my dismay） but they read quickly and truly feel like traditional fairy tales。 I'll briefly list the stories here and what familiar characters they include: The Garden of Statues features The Weeping Angels; Frozen Beauty features the Wirrns （from the Fourth Doctor arc The Ark in Space）; The Emperor Dalek's New Clothes features the Daleks and rebels; Helana and the Beast features the 12th Doctor; The Three Brothers Gruff features Sontaran Starn; Jak and the Wormhole features the Nimon （minotaur-like creatures）; The Twins in the Wood features Gallifrey; Andiba and the Four Slitheen features the famous Raxicoricofallipatorians; The Gingerbread Trap features the Krillitane （shape-shifters which prefer Bat form， as in the episode School Reunion）; Cinderella and the Magic Box features the 11th Doctor and vampires; Snow White and the Seven Keys to Doomsday features a doomsday machine and portals; The Grief Collector features the 10th Doctor; Rose Riding Hood features Rose， the 9th Doctor and Zygons; Sirgwain and The Green Knight features Ice Warriors; The Scruffy Piper features the 2nd Doctor and Cybermen/cybermats; and The Three Little Sontarans features the Rutan （from the Horror of Fang Rock） and Sontaran Starn。 My three favorites were The Garden of Statues， Frozen Beauty and Helana and the Beast。 My least favorite were The Three Brothers Gruff， The Scruffy Piper and the Three Little Sontarans。 I really don't care for Sontarans and found their stories boring， frankly， and I never really liked the 2nd Doctor very much。 This was a really fun collection and I can definitely see myself revisiting these stories in the future。 If you're a fan of the Whoniverse outside of the Doctor， I'd surely recommend it。 。。。more
Emily Hyland
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We Are All Stories in the EndThese fairytales were nice and relaxing to read。 Being a fan of the TV show， I enjoyed being taken back into the world that I haven't been in for a while。 I did enjoy most of the stories， though there were some that didn't hit well。 Some stories felt rushed to make sure they had some sort of mediocre ending to fit the parameters of a fairytale and others didn't have relative characters。 I did appreciate the journey I went on in each story， I feel with better planning We Are All Stories in the EndThese fairytales were nice and relaxing to read。 Being a fan of the TV show， I enjoyed being taken back into the world that I haven't been in for a while。 I did enjoy most of the stories， though there were some that didn't hit well。 Some stories felt rushed to make sure they had some sort of mediocre ending to fit the parameters of a fairytale and others didn't have relative characters。 I did appreciate the journey I went on in each story， I feel with better planning of the stories would have made awesome stories！ 。。。more
Izzy Rose
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The Garden of Statues: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Two children unknowingly find themselves within a paradox when they run into some lamenting statues。Frozen Beauty:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️A frozen and sleeping crew ship goes missing， so a search party is sent out to find them。 Cinderella and the Magic Box:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️The Eleventh Doctor helps a young girl to stop the evil schemes of some villainous vampires， whilst also getting to play fairy godmother。The Twins in the Wood:⭐️⭐️After being accused of murdering their father， two The Garden of Statues: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Two children unknowingly find themselves within a paradox when they run into some lamenting statues。Frozen Beauty:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️A frozen and sleeping crew ship goes missing， so a search party is sent out to find them。 Cinderella and the Magic Box:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️The Eleventh Doctor helps a young girl to stop the evil schemes of some villainous vampires， whilst also getting to play fairy godmother。The Twins in the Wood:⭐️⭐️After being accused of murdering their father， two joint heirs to the throne crash land on a foreign planet and have to survive on their own。The Three Little Sontarans:⭐️⭐️⭐️Three sontarans each try different battle tactics with various results。Jak and the Wormhole:⭐️⭐️⭐️Jak buries a chest a given to him by a dying man。。。and chaos ensues。Snow White and the Seven Keys to Doomsday:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Snow White finds out that the Queen is trying to find the Seven Keys to the Doomsday machine and is determined to stop her。Little Rose Riding Hood:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️On the way to her grandmother's house， Little Rose Riding Hood （Yup！ The Rose！） is trying to avoid the Bad Wolf who's signs she has seen everywhere。 Along the way， she runs into a kind woodsman （The Ninth Doctor） who helps her to save her grandmother。The Gingerbread Trap:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Two young children get lost in the woods while looking for a fallen star and find much more than they expected。The Scruffy Piper:⭐️⭐️⭐️The Second Doctor helps another ship get rid of an infestation of Cybermats。Helana and the Beast:⭐️⭐️⭐️When Helana's father doesn't return from a work trip she decides to investigate。 She finds a strange beast， who is holding her father prisoner。 A （mostly） usual Beauty and the Beast story ensues， and at the end， the Twelfth Doctor helps to return the Beast to his original form。Andiba and the Four Slitheen:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Andiba helps to save her town from destruction by tricking some Slitheen with the help of her friends and a lot of vinegar。The Grief Collector: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️A mysterious man calling himself The Grief Collector goes around to people offering money in exchange for tears shed on a date in the future。 On the date that the man sets， a loved one disappears never to be seen again。 Nobody tries to confront him though， because they are too scared to lose someone else。 However， after her fiance Varan disappears， and with the encouragement of a strange man in a suit （The Tenth Doctor）， a girl named Melina decides this has to stop once and for all。 So she charges into The Grief Collector's home。。。and what she finds is truly disturbing。The Three Brothers Gruff:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Three brothers find themselves subjugated to painful tests by an alien， who wants to see what the strengths and weaknesses of their race are to prepare for an invasion。 Together， the three of them fight to defy the Sontarans and escape。Sirgawain and the Green Knight:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Sirgawain finds himself bound by honor to a strange green knight with a metal temple that needs repair。 。。。more
Lois
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This book should havce been titled something like 'TARDIS twists': it's quite dissapointing that most of the stories are human fairy tales with names switched over， rather than building on the bits we know of time Lord society and mythos。 The stories can be quite contradictory， and overall， a bit weak if you were hoping for something more expansive with the premise。 If you get on with the premise of human fairy tales tweaked for the whoniverse， though， it could be pretty entertaining。 I had an o This book should havce been titled something like 'TARDIS twists': it's quite dissapointing that most of the stories are human fairy tales with names switched over， rather than building on the bits we know of time Lord society and mythos。 The stories can be quite contradictory， and overall， a bit weak if you were hoping for something more expansive with the premise。 If you get on with the premise of human fairy tales tweaked for the whoniverse， though， it could be pretty entertaining。 I had an odd eperience with the audiobook - my adhd usually can't concentrate on them， and I found details were easy to loose in all but the best stories。 However， the vocal talent was magnificent， with Michelle Gomez， Nicholas Briggs， Dan Starkey， Adjoa Andoh， Tom Baker， Paul Mcgann and Yasmin Paige - and Samuel Anderson， showing more range in a narrative role than the character of Danny Pink ever allowed him - all making it worthwhile。Stories Ranked:The Garden of shadows - sad and sweet and wistful， but Joanna Page's reading was kind of pedestrian。Frozen Beauty - I enjoyed that this one leaned more into sci fi potential， but can't remember much of it。Cinderella and the magic box - there was a cute cameo and some nice intruige， but the majority of the story was one of the more of the 'cut and paste from the original' ones。The twins in the wood - I enjoyed this one， again leaned a bit further into sci fi， but I also liked that rather than any explicit Earth fairy tale， it reminded me more of the historical mystery of the boys in the tower。 For a fairy tale collection with elements of who， I thought it would be much better if it utilised globalised settings， international fairy tales， or historical stories as a basis even if it didn't deliver much on the sci fi part。 Sadly， the collection as a whole dissapointed on all those points too。Three Little Sontarons - Energetically read by Dan Starkey with more joy and less seriousness than most stories here， I was pleasantly surprised that the story showed the title characters as tacticians， rather than going for pure comedy。 Not made up of much， but fun to listen to in the moment。Jak and the wormhole - Greatly read by Tom Baker - but again， copy and pasted with a few differences from the original， and I can't remember anything that went on。Snow white and the 7 keys to doomsday - I know people tend not to like this one， but I'm an outlier。 Despite being titled like the 'copy and pasted' stories， this story had more fun with sci fi elements and I thought it was a fun call back to classic who。 Little Rose Riding Hood: very sweet， with another cute cameo - but it irks me to see something as important as the Bad Wolf， which is meant to be one of the most powerful entities in the universe - cast as a copy and paste fairytale。 It also has the problem of a few stories that adding in cameos and references breaks its own logic as ostensibly a collection of fairy tales passed down to time lord children - the Doctor already referenced time lord legends and history enough as it was， so why wouldn't he reference these stories？ The gingerbread trap: This is another more derivative story， but again with added sci fi elements : plus it was fun to have the underused krillitane appear again。 The Scruffy Piper - unmemorable， literally forgot all of it as soon as it was over。Helana and the beast - similiar: the cameos of one person in particular start to seem overwraught as well - the fewer of them there were， they would have made much more of an impact。Andiba and the 3 slitheen - very much like the sonatarons story， you expect it to be just comedy filler but it's well narrated， paced， makes the most of its aliens as a threat， and has pragmatic characters that aren't purely archetypal。The grief collector - a few issues with this， but sublimely read by Michelle Gomez and a very good example of an folklore archetype that seems like more than a repeat play。 The metaphoric nature of the story and slightly more ornate language allow it to overcome its flaws and be， perhaps the first story in the collection to leave a lasting impression rather than a passing interest。The brothers gruff - didn't expect two sontaron stories， or for them to be this varied！ Again， Mcgann gives a sterling performance， but the story itself isn't particularly memorable。Sirgwain and the green knight - This was a better story - it's always nice for the aliens to be given a bit more to them， morally - and it certainly benefits from using an underused alien that nonetheless has built up a respectable iconography。 As well as a more developed antagonist， the 。。。more
Alyssa
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again read em all。
Joanna
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Eine wunderschöne Box mit Märchen aus der Welt von Dr。 Who - natürlich inspiriert von unseren ganz eigenen Sagen und Legenden。 Die Illustrationen sind dem klassischen Holzschnitt nachempfunden und geben der Sammlung eine weitere besondere Note。Ich kannte nicht alle Originale， aber das muss man auch nicht。 Man kann die Geschichten ganz unbedarft geniessen; sollte aber immer im Hinterkopf behalten， dass es sich um Märchen handelt und nicht um Kurzgeschichten o。ä。 Ansonsten könnte man rasch Unzufri Eine wunderschöne Box mit Märchen aus der Welt von Dr。 Who - natürlich inspiriert von unseren ganz eigenen Sagen und Legenden。 Die Illustrationen sind dem klassischen Holzschnitt nachempfunden und geben der Sammlung eine weitere besondere Note。Ich kannte nicht alle Originale， aber das muss man auch nicht。 Man kann die Geschichten ganz unbedarft geniessen; sollte aber immer im Hinterkopf behalten， dass es sich um Märchen handelt und nicht um Kurzgeschichten o。ä。 Ansonsten könnte man rasch Unzufriedenheit entwickeln， weil manche Dinge ziemlich einfach vonstatten gehen。 Aber genauso funktionieren Märchen ja。Für Fans von Dr。 Who ist diese Box eine wundervolle Geschenksidee。 Auch zum Sich-Selber-Schenken。 Meine liebste Geschichte war die Neuinterpretation von Schneewittchen。 Aber es gibt natürlich auch noch viele andere tolle Geschichten zu entdecken。 。。。more
Chloe
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Overall an average collection of stories for the Doctor Who universe。 Obviously limited by the fairytale aspect they range from very straight retellings with only mild Doctor Who elements （Sir Gwain and the Green Knight， The Twins in the Wood） to having the Doctor appear （Cinderella and the Magic Box， The Scruffy Piper）。My favourites were those whose origins were a little obscured （The Garden of Statues， The Grief Collector）， those that offered a very clever Doctor Who/sci-fi spin on a classic （ Overall an average collection of stories for the Doctor Who universe。 Obviously limited by the fairytale aspect they range from very straight retellings with only mild Doctor Who elements （Sir Gwain and the Green Knight， The Twins in the Wood） to having the Doctor appear （Cinderella and the Magic Box， The Scruffy Piper）。My favourites were those whose origins were a little obscured （The Garden of Statues， The Grief Collector）， those that offered a very clever Doctor Who/sci-fi spin on a classic （The Twins in the Wood， Frozen Beauty） as well as a couple that included the Doctor （The Scruffy Piper， Helana and the Beast）。 There were also a few performances in this audio book I particularly enjoyed; it's hard to go wrong with Nicholas Briggs， Paul McGann or Michelle Gomez reading a story in your ears。 I didn't particularly care for some of the stories that featured some of the more fun monsters （Nimon， Zygons and vampires） but it was still fun to meet some old enemies。Overall a fun little collection - there's something to be found in each story to make it worthwhile listening to - but not exactly a must read unless you're a hardcore Doctor Who fan。 。。。more
Lumos Ktbspa
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Light bright reading， got rest while enjoying it。
Kelly
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It has been a while since I enjoyed a book so effortlessly。Great combination of fairy tales and Doctor Who。 They were just the right length and very intriguing。 Loved every single one of them。
Booksndbeyond
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“ We are all stories in the end”Steven MoffatThis book has been in my TBR for ages but I finally got around to read it。 At first I was hesitant because dr who is very important to me。 I have to say that i loved each and every one of these fairytales。 The author has taken most of the childhood fairytales we love the most and embellished them to create a doctor who version for all ages with loving characters and tales to remember。
faith
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☆☆☆½I was so excited to read this book because it seemed so cool and was but I thought it would be more about Time Lord lore rather than fairy tale stories with a Doctor Who twist， I still enjoyed them though， my favourite definitely being a tie between The Grief Collector and Sirgwain and the Green Knight。
Kate Berry
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 The Emperor Dalek Has No Clothes-ended on kind of a downer - all but two rebels died and the Emperor didn't dieSnow White and the Seven Keys to Doomsday has a much more satisfying endingLittle Rose Riding Hood was very cuteCinderella and the Magic Box - The Doctor as Fairy Godmother = amazing， plus vampires！The Gingerbread Trap - cute retelling of Hansel and GretelHelana and the Beast - fun twist on B&tB with the Doctor as a fake librarianAndiba and the Four Slitheen - not sure which fairy tale The Emperor Dalek Has No Clothes-ended on kind of a downer - all but two rebels died and the Emperor didn't dieSnow White and the Seven Keys to Doomsday has a much more satisfying endingLittle Rose Riding Hood was very cuteCinderella and the Magic Box - The Doctor as Fairy Godmother = amazing， plus vampires！The Gingerbread Trap - cute retelling of Hansel and GretelHelana and the Beast - fun twist on B&tB with the Doctor as a fake librarianAndiba and the Four Slitheen - not sure which fairy tale it's parodying， but it was cute nonethelessSirgwain and the Green Knight - makes me wish I remembered reading the originalThe garden of statues - cute， but a little sadFrozen Beauty - very cute adventure-y take on sleeping beautyThe Three Little Sontarans - kind of mehThree Brothers Gruff - very enjoyableThe Grief Collector - I would watch a DW episode about thisThe Scruffy Piper - decent， but not as cute as some of the other storiesThe Twins in the Wood - could be expanded into a full DW episode for sureJak and the Wormhole - not the way I was expecting the story to go， based on the source， but cute anyway。Overall， an enjoyable combo of DW and fairy tales。 。。。more
Annika
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An enjoyable collection of fairy tales that were turned into Doctor Who stories。Some I enjoyed more than others， but I will not read another story collection。 In my opinion， Doctor Who should be watched， not read。
Dawn
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Short sci-fi stories and fairy tales with The Doctor in them。 It was enjoyable and I really got a kick out of listening to it。 Each story was read by a different narrator。
D。 van de Rijt
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On my TO READ list because this seems a very fun and funny addition to the Doctor Who lore stuff。 Fairy tales！
Mat
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I read this to my kids before bedtime for a week or two。 We all loved it。 The stories are really fantastic and whimsical。
Kae
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It wasn’t bad but not at all what I expected。 I thought it would be more Gallifreyian original stories such as Zagreus or even Rassilon or Omega but it was earth fairy tales twisted to fit Doctor who。 Once I hit over that disappointment it was okay。 The first and last stories are my favorites
Lieneke
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I really badly wanted to do a rewatch of the Doctor Who series。 But unfortunately I can't stream it anywhere， so that's a huge bummer。 So instead of watching the series， I bought a book set in the world of the Time Lords。 Second best thing。 Time Lord Fairy Tales tells 15 stories from Time Lord childhood。 As Earthlings we might kinda recognize most of time， as they are loosely based on the fairytales familiair from our youth。 The sci-fi spin on these very old fairytales was very nicely done and b I really badly wanted to do a rewatch of the Doctor Who series。 But unfortunately I can't stream it anywhere， so that's a huge bummer。 So instead of watching the series， I bought a book set in the world of the Time Lords。 Second best thing。 Time Lord Fairy Tales tells 15 stories from Time Lord childhood。 As Earthlings we might kinda recognize most of time， as they are loosely based on the fairytales familiair from our youth。 The sci-fi spin on these very old fairytales was very nicely done and befitted the fairytales， but also the Time Lord aspect。It was so lovely to see all the known characters from the Doctor Who series， like the Cybermen and the Sontarans。 This book gave me all the Doctor Who vibes I was hoping for and therefore I give this book 4 very well decerved stars。Now I'm off the really be sure if I can't find the series to stream in the Netherlands， because I miss the series even more after reading this book。。 。。。more
Emily
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I really wanted this book to be interesting fairy tale style stories from the Doctor Who universe。 Instead it was retelling well-known fairy tales using Doctor Who characters。 I think the best one of the bunch was the Three Little Pigs retold as the Three Little Sontarans。
Dizzy O'Brian
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This， alas， was a waste of time， in fact I just gave up about halfway through！ I'm a big Doctor Who fan， mind you， so I was naturally hoping for something good。 These were just the familiar Grimm's Tales Dr。 Whoised。 A great gimmick but that's about all。 The publisher didn't specify， oh yeah， make them good， too！ This， alas， was a waste of time， in fact I just gave up about halfway through！ I'm a big Doctor Who fan， mind you， so I was naturally hoping for something good。 These were just the familiar Grimm's Tales Dr。 Whoised。 A great gimmick but that's about all。 The publisher didn't specify， oh yeah， make them good， too！ 。。。more
Robin Day
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Delightful！ I learned that Cinderella's fairy godmother was really the Doctor and the wand was really a sonic screwdriver。 Perfection。 Delightful！ I learned that Cinderella's fairy godmother was really the Doctor and the wand was really a sonic screwdriver。 Perfection。 。。。more
Alvaro
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Rediseño de cuentos tradicionales con un toque Whoviano， entretenidos y perfectos para practicar la lectura en inglés
Daniel
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