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A review by thefangirlingeditor
Evil Thing by Serena Valentino
5.0
After the well-known events surrounding the dog-napping and rescuing of the 101 Dalmatians, Cruella De Vil finds herself recounting the story to author Serena Valentino in this eye opening account of heartbreak, betrayal, and fashion. Cruella explains her lavish upbringing and how the different aspects of growing up with an absentee mother, a loving yet absent father, and a best friend who does not rise to the same social status influences one's worldview. Through interacting with these three, Cruella recounts the events leading up to her desire for a spotted fur coat and how these events lead to her downfall.
Valentino's writing comes alive as she captures Cruella De Vil's distinct voice and mannerisms. Evil Thing will keep you up late, turning pages as you try to understand the least understandable Disney villain. The unique perspective presented will interest Disney lovers as they approach Cruella and walk away with a "sudden chill" that will leave them looking at the villain with new eyes.
Valentino's writing comes alive as she captures Cruella De Vil's distinct voice and mannerisms. Evil Thing will keep you up late, turning pages as you try to understand the least understandable Disney villain. The unique perspective presented will interest Disney lovers as they approach Cruella and walk away with a "sudden chill" that will leave them looking at the villain with new eyes.