long live the pumpkin queen by shea ernshaw

If you are a fan of The Nightmare Before Christmas, you must pick this up. I'm so glad I read it.Įrnshaw's dark, beautiful writing is perfect for this setting and these characters. It's a short book and probably won't live in my memory forever, but for what it is, it absolutely filled my heart. This is her moment to prove to herself, and everyone else, that she has what it takes to be a Queen. She can't be meek in the face of this danger. Now thrust into a position where she must act in order to save her town, Sally must search deep within herself to find the strength and will to move forward. What Sally inadvertently unleashes from there threatens all she has come to love. As all this is going on, Sally and Zero end up discovering a doorway to an ancient realm called Dream Town. With all of her doubts swirling around her, Sally tries to do the best she can just adjusting to her new life. Nothing about her feels Queenly, yet she's been thrust into this position of power she feels completely unqualified for. Sally isn't sure she is cut out to be a Queen though. She wanted to be with him because she loves him with her whole being for the way he makes her feel. I mean, she was aware that Jack was the Pumpkin King, but that's not why Sally wanted to be with him. So, yeah, back to what I was saying.after Sally marries Jack, she is officially the Pumpkin Queen, a title she wasn't prepared for.

After Sally marries Jack.wait, you know who I am talking about, right? Only the most perfect couple to ever couple Jack and Sally Skellington.

Long live the pumpkin queen by shea ernshaw