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Quite a few [[Fairy Tales|fairy tales]] are less than friendly towards women (case in point, there is an entire fairy tale genre about heroic wife-beating). Walker sought to right the wrongs by rewriting famous and lesser-known fairy tales (as well as some well known folkloric and mythology-derived tales) to empower female readers, especially those reading in the children's section. Famous tales like ''[[Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (novel)|Snow White]]'', ''[[Cinderella (novel)|Cinderella]]'' and ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' were given a [[Gender Flip]] and/or a [[Perspective Flip]] to be told from the side of female characters.
It is arguable whether she succeeded, as described on [[Feminist Fairy Tales/YMMV|the YMMV page]]. Very often Walker missed the point of the original tale or was only
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