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***FREE STORY***This multimedia retelling of 'The Ugly Duckling' has bonus material; an English translation of the original fairy tale published by Hans Christian Andersen on November, 11, 1843 to critical acclaim (chapters ten to thirteen) and a short autobiography of Andersen (chapter fourteen). Although Andersen wrote three autobiographies in his lifetime, when the critic Georg Brandes questioned him about the authoritative one, the poet claimed he had already written it, 'The Ugly Duckling' -'Hans Christian Andersen: The Story of His Life and Work 1805 - 1875'. Appearance sets 'The Ugly Duckling' apart from his peers. No longer able to take the ostracism and rejection, he sets on a journey to adulthood in this timeless tale of transformation. CONTENT WARNING: POSSIBLE TRIGGERS| DEPICTIONS OF VIOLENCE| HUNTING| BULLYING| GENDER & IDENTITY AMBIGUITY| MAY OFFEND SOME READERS| YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED|

Ariel, The Little Mermaid, wants to become a human to win the heart of the human man she fell in love with... but in return, she must sacrifice something.

Blackwashing and Whitewashing fictional characters til people accept it and can't use it against people