Amanda Leduc

A critique of our understanding of fairytales snd where they fit into our understanding of the world. The author had Cerebral Palsy as a child and had surgery to help her fit into our world; Disfigured is her take on how fairytales helped and hindered how she figured out how to fit in.
This is an oversimplified review because this book had a much deeper affect on me than I thought it would.

Good read, but I found it repetitive.

A very eye opening book about the role of disabilities and disabled people in fairy tales, pop culture and even our language.

I would recommend to anyone looking to further their understanding in this area.

This was an interesting novel, I am still not sure what was happening to the world after the catastrophe, or why Tasha and Heather were having the visions.

Overall, it was an interesting story and I would read more books written by Amanda Leduc in the future.