A Frozen Heart, by Elizabeth Rudnick
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Told in alternating chapters from both Anna's and Hans' perspectives, A Frozen Heart takes a sophisticated look at events of Frozen, exploring the couple's backstories, motivations, and doomed relationship.
A Frozen Heart, by Elizabeth Rudnick- Amazon Sales Rank: #59427 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-06
- Released on: 2015-10-06
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.63" h x 1.00" w x 5.75" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 304 pages
About the Author
Elizabeth Rudnick has written over thirty books, includingthe original novel Tweet Heart and tie-ins such as Frankenweenie: ANovel; Oz: The Great and Powerful; and the best-selling junior novelbased on Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. She lives on CapeCod with her husband and two lovable mutts, Jack and Ginger.
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14 of 16 people found the following review helpful. This Book is "Frozen" on Steroids!! Great read! By Classical Music Lover Brilliantly and beautifully written. We get a glimpse into the minds of Anna and Hans regarding what each one was thinking as the original plot to the Frozen movie played out. Rudnick fills all the holes that the movie didn't show us. She also gives us a back story for Hans and why he came to be the tyrannical prince you see in the movie. This book is actually the Frozen movie on steroids. Rudnick lets us in on so many details that we couldn't even imagine when watching the movie!Thank you, Ms. Rudnick, for a wonderfully written book. I finished it the day I received it. That's how good it was!
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful. The Book Version of Frozen By Kristen Burns 3 StarsI wasn't sure how to rate this and eventually settled on 3 stars because there's absolutely nothing wrong with the writing---It's clear and easy to read (middle grade-ish since, well, it's Frozen in book form, but not immature)---and the plot and characters are the same as they are in the movie, so, while I may not love everything about that, that's more a gripe with the movie than this book.My issue was that this didn't feel genuine. I know there's a lot of Hans hate, but I actually love him because yeah, he's a terrible *person*, but he's an interesting *character*. That's why I was so excited to learn his backstory and see things through his POV. And I did learn a few things that really made me empathize with him, like this, when his brothers threw bread at him during dinner:"That could have gone a lot worse, he thought. At least they had thrown bread, not glassware, this time."But this book disappointed me because it felt like Hans's backstory and the explanations for events that took place during the film were just concocted after the fact based on the most popular fan theories rather than what the creators originally intended. Of course I have no way of knowing this, but that's how it *felt*. Even the explanation for why Hans did the whole "if only there were someone out there who loved you thing" didn't make sense because, while this book had him scheming to get the throne the entire time and definitely made him out to be selfish and willing to manipulate to get the attention he so desired, his thoughts were still not cruel, he didn't actually want to hurt anyone just for the sake of hurting them, until randomly at that moment. In fact, so much about Hans's character was inconsistent and kind of all over the place, like it was being continually altered and forced to fit into a mold. Anna's character felt forced sometimes too, but at least it was more consistent.I'm someone who pretty much always accepts the canon, but I can't accept this.But as I said, it's not a badly written book, and the issues I had may not be the author's fault. If you're a Frozen fan, you may still enjoy it.Original Review on Blog: http://wp.me/p6ovgw-157
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful. A definite must-read for all older Frozen fans By FBL-ALL One of the few Frozen books not aimed specifically at children, "A Frozen Heart" is, ultimately, the story of Frozen in book form, but from a very different perspective than the movie; it delves very much into all the emotions, thoughts, and motives behind everything Anna and Hans do, including many "WYDS" (what you didn't see scenes) that develop the characters even more, seeing Hans' family and backstory in particular. It's written in very eloquent second-person form, and follows the events of the movie very well (with only minor inaccuracies). Highly recommended for adult Frozen fans!
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