Without any help!
We may never see a Disney princess and prince who look like these two, but I'm so proud of my girl for "coloring beyond the color lines".
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- meera bowman-johnson
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3 comments:
Actually, they look like Indian actors in one of those damn Bollywood movies...
Oh, anyway. It was the only shade of brown they had! LOL
These reminded me of the "colorized" fairy tales published by Jump at the Sun, an imprint of Hyperion Books (named after the Zora Neale Hurston quote). Cinderella is brown, the Prince has corn rows, Goldilocks has braids with gold beads on them, Jack (of beanstalk fame) has dreads, and Rapunzel...well, you get the idea. :-)
They also publish young adult books as well.
~Deesha
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