Firstly, I love fairy tale retelling especially when they involve more complex characters, thicker and more in depth plots as well as modern twists on old tales. I found the best thing about this book would be the way the story was laid out and how the characters and told for her point of view. To say it was interesting and impossible to put down would be an understatement. I especially loved how the relationship between her step-mother was written and the power complexes in the roles of father daughter and the unwanted replacement of mother. I found the addressing of the villainization of the step mother to be so perfect and just what this book needed. It was such an enjoyable, enlightening and detailed read that was such a great spin on the classic fairy tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. I found it to be a modern, thrilling adventure into feminism and how characters aren't all that they seem.