About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager feels isolated by a secret or is struggling to reconcile their public persona with their private self. It is particularly resonant for siblings who feel a mysterious distance between them despite living under the same roof. This 'Twisted Tale' reimagines the story of Frozen, exploring a world where Anna and Elsa were separated as children and grew up as strangers, one in a small village and the other as a future queen hidden in a palace. The narrative focuses heavily on the emotional weight of suppressed identity, the fear of one's own power, and the deep yearning for family connection. While it features magical elements, it functions primarily as a psychological exploration of how secrets can fracture a family. It is best suited for readers aged 12 and up who enjoy character-driven mysteries and stories about reclaiming one's narrative.
