A book about a middle child who unlike her stepsisters, doesn't have a lot of magical powers. This book was a marvellous take on fairytales and utterly delightful. While the story was mostly funny and made fun of stereotypes in fairytales, it also had serious undertones about not feeling good enough and having difficulties in doing things that bring you joy. Overall, a fantastic feminist retelling of "The twelve huntsmen". The characters were all quite different and fun to get to know to. There's also a bit of romance but it doesn't take over the story and is actually quite sweet.