If you've waited all your life to read the line, "We don't have to peel Rapunzel," then this twisted offering, presented as a cookbook, is for you. First, any cook needs the right tools. Your cauldron, for example, should be deep enough for a plunged princess to swim in to "release all her flavor." (The pot should also be nonstick, but let's not think about that too much.) There's also a section on trapping princesses: poison apples "are every cook's prize showpiece." The main event, of course, are the recipes, related in perfect emulation of the supportive tone of modern cookbooks: Cinderella Burger ("best eaten before midnight"), Sleeping Beauty Omelet, and more. Liz's illustrations make every character, good or evil, downright creepy, but read aloud in the right tone, this will be a hoot.