The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell

This is like the best fairy tale book since The Sisters Grimm. It's a little violent though. One character falls off a building to her death. There is a described blood scene, the children are in near constant peril, and another character dies with an arrow in his back. Not for little kids who might get upset with the peril. In it Jack falls in love with Goldilocks but she has been on the run ever since the 3 bears came. Goldilocks learns in the book that Red Riding Hood(who wanted to steal Jack from her) sent her a fake letter that said to go to a address which was the 3 bears house. When Goldilocks learns that, she sets out to KILL Red Riding Hood. There is the "Big bad wolf pack(the decendents of the Big Bad Wolf. Children might be afraid of them because they have no mercy on any living thing. The Prince Charmings are shown sad because there other brother was thought to be dead. But he turns out to be an enchanted "Frog Man." There is some cursing but only once, and sort of another time(Da@n, Son of a Witch). That's it. If you think your child can handle this book, let them read it, it's really good. But don't judge this book, and say it's probably bad for children just because the auther is Chris Colfer who is Kurt Hummel from Glee. Just let your kid read it if you think they can handle it. If they can they'll love it. If they can't well, no they might even hate it.