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Enchanted
Children's fiction
Enchanted
Book 1 of the Woodcutter Sisters series
308 pages · First published 2012
Sunday Woodcutter is the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter, part of a family where fairy-tale magic has a habit of becoming literal. She befriends an enchanted frog in the woods and tells him stories, unaware that he is actually Prince Rumbold, a man whose history with her family is far more complicated than either initially understands. When the enchantment breaks, Rumbold must find a way to win Sunday without revealing everything that could turn her against him. Alethea Kontis blends elements from numerous familiar fairy tales into a playful romantic fantasy about stories, family curses, and the unpredictable consequences of naming what you wish for.
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Content notes
Blood magic and life-stealing magic; deaths caused by enchantment; ghosts; magical violence and frightening fairies; references to fairy-tale torture; alcohol and drunkenness; romantic attraction/kissing.
Alcohol-Free Pour
Molasses Cinnamon Cocoa
Velvety chocolate suits a little enchantment and an escape from the everyday.
What you'll need
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- Whisk the cocoa and sweetener into the hot liquid until smooth. Add remaining flavorings, heat until steaming, and pour into a mug. Add any listed topping.
- Garnish: As listed.
- Glassware: Mug.
Cocktail Pour · 21+
Mint Julep
For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.
A warming pour with a sharp edge suits a little enchantment and an escape from the everyday.
What you'll need
- 2 oz bourbon
- 8 mint leaves ↗
- 1/2 oz simple syrup ↗
- Crushed ice
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How to mix it
- Gently muddle mint with simple syrup in a julep cup. Add bourbon and fill with crushed ice; stir until the cup frosts, then mound with more crushed ice.
- Garnish: Mint bouquet.
- Glassware: Julep cup.
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