autumn Disney Classics Sword in the Stone: Set in Stone

I love the series of books -Twisted and Villains.

This book also was a lot of fun without having seen the original movie. That's partly because there is also this original story behind the animation movie. And even though the relationships between all the characters get a little messy the main idea behind all of it still stands. I also really loved how the classical characters were spending some time in our world and were confronted with modern ideas. And somehow the story gets away with it without much issue. And I guess that's mostly because Arthur still feels very Arthur and I most of all loved Guin in this book. She's the one having to change and grow the most during the story.

It has been ages since I have seen the film so can't really recall the major 'twist' part of the story. However the story is well written and engaging. Only niggle and this is totally personal preference and has nothing to do with the story itself, Guin is blonde. In every Arthur story I have read or watched she is a brunette or dark haired. No apologies for how my brain works, it just is.

No damage and fast delivery. Can’t wait to read this one!

Perfect for anyone who loves disney and wants to read how the store would be different to what they know