I loved this book a lot. It was a great description of how women in power are perceived and a great feminist retelling of a common, well known story. However, although the story is told by the huntsman, there are moments you forget that the huntsman is retelling the story, as it seems to be more of a neutral narration of specific chapters, where the huntsman couldn't have known about it. However it was absolutely amazing, so if you just ignore that it's great storytelling. I only got to read the preview, but it was many chapters, and the character building is perfect. They feel very real, as they are complicated and you go back and forth between liking and not liking them, just as real humans come across. It uses very descriptive language, which is perfect for me as I have issues with visualising, but was still able to visualise this. Overall a great read that I thoroughly enjoyed.