Forum - Fairytales adaptations that are guaranteed to have expansion

There are some scenes with modern day kids books, ("One hungry dragon" by Alastair Willmore, "this hungry dragon" by heath mckenzie, "There Was an Old Gator Who Swallowed a Moth" by B.J. Lee, and "The wolf and the seven kids, a grim and gross retelling" by Benjamin Harper) the issue is that a lot of these books exist solely in physical form with no Ebook equivalent of any form, meaning that if anyone wanted to document them, they'd not only have to physically buy one of the books but tear the books open to properly capture the pages with the most detail a printer scanner could possibly muster, (and needless to say there's very little chance any author mentioned would be willing to just hand over the raw images to a site like this, but I suppose anything's possible :/).

Some of those books have snippets online from author interviews but I wouldn't worry about them because they're new. They're not in danger of becoming lost media anytime soon.

Instead, try to focus on the more easily accessible books before they lose their accessibility. Take "Oliver and his alligator", it is no longer available on archive.org to normal users as the source was removed. I saved the relevant pages from the book long before this happened, but I didn't know I could brighten the pages at the time.

Also, always keep an eye out for fairytale books as they always have varied content and art styles, look at Little Red Riding Hood's page to see what I mean.

Does Oliver and his Olligator book have weight gain pages that you gonna post?

Posted by Omb74 on 13 January 2024 at 15:49.

»Some of those books have snippets online from author interviews but I wouldn't worry about them because they're new. They're not in danger of becoming lost media anytime soon.

Instead, try to focus on the more easily accessible books before they lose their accessibility. Take "Oliver and his alligator", it is no longer available on archive.org to normal users as the source was removed. I saved the relevant pages from the book long before this happened, but I didn't know I could brighten the pages at the time.

Also, always keep an eye out for fairytale books as they always have varied content and art styles, look at Little Red Riding Hood's page to see what I mean. «

Yes, the book is about a shy boy who feeds his class to the alligator he found, the gator gets pretty spherical by the end. Also, I went and found a decent way to brighten those dark pages I was talking about.

What about Hansel and Gretel Books?

Posted by MR.E on 13 January 2024 at 19:34.

»What about Hansel and Gretel Books? «

There's ONE Hansel and Gretel book I know that has Hansel expand, but the only source I know it from is secondhand from this post: https://come-to-the-day.tumblr.com/post/189746079321/from-a-book-a-french-hansel-owns-these-are