Sara Lewis Holmes

Once upon a time, there was a girl. Let's call her RAPUNZEL. A modern-day version. Abandoned. Alone. Waiting for her hair to grow and dreaming of a way to escape from her tower. She was TRAPPED, you see.

Not in the conventional fairy-tale way--this was the dreaded after-school Homework Club. A desolate place, where no gum could be chewed, and where Rapunzel sat, day after day, cursing the EVIL SPELL that had been cast over her father. The doctors called it something else, but a true HEROINE can smell an evil spell a mile away.

So when a mysterious letter addressed to P.O. Box #5667 falls into her hands, she knows she's found the pea under her mattress.

But since when is finding HAPPILY EVER AFTER as simple as Just Writing Back?

A Kid's Review: (From Amazon.com)
"Letters From Rapunzel is definitely my favorite book. I love how there's so much imagination in the book. I still wonder how the author thought of this. It is really touching too. I laughed and I cried a lot. I really felt that a preteen wrote this since 'Rapunzel' seems to think just like my friends and me. It was really funny how Rapunzel compared reality to fairy tales."

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