Disnay Stories

Ciąg dalszy historii o Disneyowskich bohaterach.

Paris to typowa piętnastolatka. Po wygraniu nagrody głównej w konkursie wyjeżdża z rodziną do paryskiego Disneylandu. Nikt nie spodziewa się co będzie się działo.

When I was a kid, I loved fairy tales. I loved the idea of talking animals and brave girls and boys who overcame cruel care takers. I also really loved Disney movies. They all had happy endings; what's not to love about that? I could watch "Beauty and the Beast" or "Aladdin" every single day. When I got a little older, I graduated from watching Disney movies to reading the Brothers Grimm. In the fourth grade, I checked out the "Complete Fairy Tales of the Brothers' Grimm" from my school library and never returned it (a belated "sorry!" to my grade school library!) I was horrified to find that the origins of many of my favorite Disney movies had much more gruesome details that Disney completely left out.

Maddie Hatter has no place in the pinpoint precision of Auradon Prep. Daughter of the Mad Hatter, she prefers to follow the scent of tea, wear mismatched clothes, and stuff impossible objects into space-defying pockets. At her side is Chrysal Absolem, the Caterpillar's son: calm, ironic, perpetually relaxed, and able to read dreams through wisps of magical smoke. Their mission at the school of perfect princes should have been simple: to defeat boredom. But when they meet Chessie Cheshire, the Cheshire Cat's vivacious and mischievous daughter, the trio finds themselves with a dangerous secret. Someone has stolen the hands of the ancient Unbirthday Clock, forcing it to run backward. If time isn't stopped, the magic and splendid madness of Wonderland will be erased forever, turning everyone into orderly, dreamless automatons.