Rebel Rose: 1 (Queen's Council)

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Set in 1789, Rebel Rose by Emma Theriault is a continuation of the classic tale, Beauty and the Beast. France is on the edge of revolution and it's possible Belle is the only person who can stop it from spilling over to Aveyon.

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Rebel Rose is a delightful surprise: yes, it's a "continuation of the story" type Disney book, but it doesn't feel typical. She is headstrong sure, she does things how she wants but she is still kind and thinks about others i. And, if I'm being honest, he has more chemistry with Belle in those introductory chapters than even Adam does.BUT, IF she said "No listen to me I have a feeling about this," he would have dropped everything and been like "OK. There is quite a bit of serious subject matter within this story and I do feel it read fairly slowly. But now she finds herself living in a palace, torn between her roots as a commoner, and her future as a royal.

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Despite her original character portraying precisely the opposite spirit and drive, Belle is eager to let others take care of things and wants very little to do with the responsibility of being a Queen.We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. This was one of my favorite books of the year so far, and I can’t wait for the next book in the Queen’s Council series to be released! Here, I didn't feel any love or chemistry as the two characters already had broken the curse and were married. I actively hated on and simultaneously was enthralled by this book, that's why my rating is smack dab in the middle.

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The Queen's Council answers the question of Disney fans everywhere: What happens after the kiss and the Happily Ever After? Belle may have grown up a peasant, and she may not have taken the title that was afforded to her, but she didn’t think either fact would be enough to convince the people of Paris that she was nothing like the nobles they reviled. It's a little tense since Belle wants nothing to do with her title but I don't think Lio really cares either. A note that the book definitely draws on the "canon" from the live action movie, re: the prince's backstory with his parents. After 10 years of the curse and letting people believe that the prince was ill all those years, Belle and Lio go to visit King Louis in the city where they stay with Lio’s cousin.In this series, each book will be written by a different author and follow the story of a different Disney Princess as they come into own. Plus I've been dying to get my hands on a book that deals with everything after the curse has been lifted. Emma does an amazing job replicating the same personalities as the movie characters making the transition so smooth. In fact, the entire plot of the novel centers around Belle's refusal and inability to see herself as a leader. Money Was a temporary solution; these people needed long-term aid, work, shelter—things she couldn’t readily give to them.

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She's one of the least meek pre-Princess and the Frog mainline up (aka, Nala and Meg don't count) princesses so having that be her arc made no sense. Me sorprendió también por cómo una buena ficción histórica tomaba personajes y situaciones reales y las transformaba en algo canon dentro del libro. She refuses to take the title as Princess of Aveyon, and when Lio is crowned King, she once again refuses a title. Ever Disney fan blog has a theory about how Belle from Beauty and the Beast would have fared in the French Revolution.Historical fantasy with a Disney twist, Rebel Rose is set shortly after Belle and the Beast's (now prince's) marriage.