Ladle Rat Rotten Hut: Told from the point of view of Little Red Riding Hood, this story is by far the best, at least out of the first four it is. While the twist on Red's story is a bit shaky, like Snow's is, as the story progresses it gets a bit better, and becomes more and more stable. There was a small bit of romance in this story and it was done to perfection, it didn't go either too fast or too slow and it felt right, while it wasn't quite realistic, the circumstances surrounding it helped it work well with the story. While this story isn't tied too closely with the story arc that these prequels seem to be telling it does have a slight connection to the arc, much like Ashes to Ashes and Cinder to Cinder did. The blending of fairytale characters seemed more organic and made more sense feeling much more like that television show I alluded to earlier. 
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 I was really surprised with how much I enjoyed this story, it's a definite improvement over the previous tales and has me a bit more excited and hopeful to see where these characters may go.