A teen summer romance in New England has disastrous consequences when the daring son of a conservative senator forms a secret relationship with the isolated daughter of a reclusive scientist. A modern retelling of the classic tale 'Rapunzel.'

Rapunzel is sick of living at the palace and sick of her long hair. But the prince loves living in the palace and loves Rapunzel's long locks. Find out if Rapunzel cuts her long hair and changes her life.

Trapped in her tower, Rapunzel has nothing but time to kill and hair to brush. But what if she could use her long locks to engineer an escape? In this retelling of the classic fairy tale, readers will use STEM problem-solving activities to help Rapunzel reach her happy ending! Engaging projects, such as testing a strand of hair’s strength against cotton thread and designing a zip wire, introduce readers to key STEM concepts. Readers will love exercising their critical thinking and creativity to play a part in Rapunzel’s story. Charming illustrations and the interactive format make this innovative book a valuable addition to any library.

A prince tries to get Rapunzel to throw down her hair so he can rescue her, but she mishears him and throws down random objects from her room instead. This retelling of the classic fairy tale demonstrates how misunderstandings can lead to things working out 'happily ever after'.

All the characters in this new collection of short stories are "letting down their hair," allowing us to glimpse the extraordinary pains and passions that simmer beneath the surface of so-called ordinary men and women.

Rapunzel with the long dark hair ends up locked in a tower because of a deal with a witch. When she and the prince fall in love, will they be able to outwit the witch?

Madame Gothel, the witch who keeps Rapunzel locked in the tower, just discovered that she has been climbing out to attend Princess School. Madame Gothel is furious - and determined to keep Rapunzel from escaping again. Will Rapunzel lose her friends, Princess School, and her freedom all at once - or is there a way to get the witch out of her hair for good?