#whatever after

[loverblaze]

it WOULD be fun to have a magical elf friend, whatever after was right

[writergracethepanda]

My Favorite Fairytale Retellings

I LOVE fairy tales, so here's my favorite retellings/portrayals of these beloved stories.

Cinderella: Cinder by Marissa Meyer, Disenchanted by Megan Morrison, & Ashlynn Ella from Ever After High (my favorite story to retell)

Sleeping Beauty: Briar Beauty from Ever After High & Dream On by Sarah Mlynowski (my FAVORITE fairytale)

Rapunzel: Cress by Marissa Meyer & Grounded by Megan Morrison

Beauty and the Beast: Beauty and the Beast (2017)

The Little Mermaid: Sink or Swim by Sarah Mlynowski

Snow White: Snow and Mayor Charming from The Sisters Grimm, Apple White and Raven Queen from Ever After High, & Winter by Marissa Meyer

Little Red Riding Hood: Red and Mr. Canis from The Sisters Grimm & Scarlet by Marissa Meyer

The Frog Prince: Once Upon a Frog by Sarah Mlynowski (genuinely one of the best adaptations of any fairy tale of all time)

Rumplestiltskin: Gilded by Marissa Meyer

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: (I know this isn't a traditional fairy tale, but it has become a modern fairy tale of sorts): Abby in Wonderland by Sarah Mlynowski & The Wonderlandians from Ever After High

Would also love to shoutout my FAVORITE podcast, Of Slippers and Splinders. It's all about fairy tale retellings!

[briabooknerd]

Fairest of all

If the shoe fits

Sink or swim

Dream on

Bad Hair Day

Cold as Ice

Beauty Queen

Once upon a Frog

Genie in a Bottle

Sugar and Spice

Sarah Mlynowski

[afterthisgettingpopcorn]

”you are a depressed, indoor sitter with no friends and no life”

yeah that pretty much sums it up want a medal

[theboyatthebustop]

Would you believe me if I said all of these graphic novel adaptations (except for the whatever after one) came out in 2022?

[americangirldolltheywouldhave]

Would Abby (Whatever After) have a Rebecca Rubin doll?

Yes!

Maybe?

Nah

Voting ended onAug 29, 2025

Rebecca Rubin knows she was born to shine. As he middle child of a Russian-Jewish immigrant family in 1914 New York, she finds herself struggling between the culture of her country and the culture of her family. She wishes to one day star in moving pictures, but she may find herself rising in her community as she learns about the struggles of new immigrants and of the rising workers’ rights movement.

Rebecca was first released in 2009.

Propaganda: They are both Jewish, and they both enjoy performing! I just think that they would get along.

[true-munchkin-geezer]

Have you heard of these books “Whatever After”? It’s where the main characters go to fairytales and accidentally mess them up. They had a special Oz edition where the main characters went to the original story.

I haven't! I might check them out, they sound interesting.