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“Rapunzel, rapunzel let down your hair.“

A great version of rapunzel that incorporates other cultures.

I love seeing representation of other cultures in books. This is really important especially in early childhood. What is so great is that this is a classic tale that everyone knows with an Indian twist. I think this is a great book to have in class and it's so fun for kids.

“Rapunzel! Rapunzel! Let down your hair!”

The illustrations were very vibrant and colorful. It made reading the book very enjoyable and fun. A good visual of Indian culture clothing and colors.

I liked this version of the old German folktale because it took place in India which shows diversity. It‘s a nice little love story with a happy ending including a character of evil, the wicked witch.

Since the words were similar to the original story of rapunzel, I took a liking to the illustations and appreciated the detail that went into them

This book would be great for kids to learn about different cultures and see the illustrations that shows it‘s not the same as the normal story

This is a traditional literature book. This was the same as the version of cinderella that i reviewed, and included the same diversity of cultures

A BEAUTIFUL reimagining of a classic fairytale

There was a lot of excitement in my house this morning. Besides me anxiously waiting to unwrap my Halloween Goes Postal goodies, I had two little girls ready to kick their Halloween off with a school party. ❤️❤️

I read this awesome Rapunzel to my pre-school story time crowd this afternoon and they loved it! #librariansoflitsy

My sister bought me this gorgeous wooden brooch today 😍😍

Theses little board books are fairy tales, and the heroines are all different races. Today, a little girl bought Rapunzel and said, "She looks just like me!" ?Just proves the point that #weneeddiversebooks