I love fairytales, especially the old ones.
I loved reading them as a child, watching them turning into Disney movies, or
just regular movies with real people. I love introducing these worlds to my
children because there’s so much magic in them.
So when Sarah contacted me to see if I
would be interested in reading and reviewing her new story; Death of the Mad
Hatter, I grabbed it and ran.
To tell you the truth, I don’t think I
stopped again.
In Death of the Mad Hatter, we jump a bit
back and forth, but it is never confusing – Sarah is very good at remembering
to tell us as a Reader where we are and who is doing the narration.
Alice Mae is Alice from Wonderland. The
little girl who chased a white rabbit down a rabbit hole in her aunt’s garden.
Alice befriends M.H (a.k.a Mad Hatter) in
Wonderland and becomes his apprentice. For a while, everything is alright… But
this is Wonderland. It is a land where up is down, and down is up, where the
wrong word can make you lose your head, where logic has no function, loyalty is
two-faced and where you better start embracing your inner craziness, because
sanity is of no use.
