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Delve into a darker reimagining of classic tales, where familiar characters face unexpected twists and sinister challenges. This collection subverts traditional narratives, exploring themes of betrayal, revenge, and the complexities of morality. Readers will be captivated by the gritty realism and psychological depth that transforms innocent stories into gripping tales of survival and transformation. Prepare for a journey that unveils the hidden shadows lurking beneath the surface of beloved childhood fables.

The book features a fresh re-release in a larger format, showcasing its unique perspective on love through the lens of its spirited characters. It captures the complexities of relationships with humor and insight, appealing to readers who appreciate a blend of wit and emotional depth.

The collection features a group of characters—Kim, Deborah, Maria, Wanda, and Xyla—navigating the complexities of mental health. Through relatable comics, they explore themes of self-reflection, self-esteem, and the challenges of maintaining sanity in a difficult world. Each character's journey highlights the struggles and triumphs of dealing with personal baggage, offering both humor and insight into the realities of mental well-being.

The comics explore the dynamic between Kim, an angry little Asian girl, and her mother, Mother Lee, highlighting their conflicting expectations. Through a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, the collection captures the complexities of their mother-daughter relationship, showcasing the frustrations and love that define their interactions.

The sequel to the best-selling Angry Little Girls continues to challenge stereotypes and expectations of girlhood through a collection of simple yet vibrant comics. Featuring beloved characters, it combines insight, humor, and a cheerful tone to explore themes of identity and empowerment. This new, larger edition re-releases the charming and thought-provoking adventures of the Angry Little Girls, ensuring their message remains relevant and engaging.

Four girls--Kim, Deborah, Xyla, and Maria--are each angry for different reasons, but they are all irritated with Wanda because she is always so positive.