
Disney Princess Snow White: Fairest of All
Why was the queen so desperate to be the fairest of all? Find out in this fun addition to the Snow White story...
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When the King asks for her hand in marriage, the beautiful daughter of a cruel mirror-maker accepts, hoping her fortunes will change for the better... but will they?This is the untold tale of love, loss and dark magic behind the classic story of Snow White.
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