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Aladdin is a Street Rat. Like most, he’s just trying to survive another day in impoverished Agrabah.
Jasmine is a princess, one who is about to enter into an arranged marriage. All she wants is to escape her fate, to see what lies beyond the palace walls.
But everything changes when the sultan’s trusted adviser, Jafar, suddenly rises to power. With the help of an ancient lamp, Jafar attempts to break the laws of magic and gain control over love and death. Soon Aladdin and the deposed princess Jasmine must unite the people of Agrabah in rebellion to stop the power-mad ruler threatening to tear the kingdom apart.
This isn’t the story you already know. This is a story about power. About revolutionaries. About love. And about one moment changing everything.
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I grew up with the Aladdin movies, TV show, and even the red cassette tape. This is an alternate universe telling of what if Jafar got the lamp. We get more of Jasmine's perspective, and the Sultan is definitely shown as inept. We get to know the people of Agrabah better, and their struggles. I would say if you like or are neutral with Disney, and are looking for a quick adventure story where things are darker than the original. Then I would check this book out
Estuvo muy bien. Hicieron a los personajes más humanamente posible, que tuvieran reacciones que cualquier humano en esa situación tuviera, así que es realista.Lo que no entiendo de las reseñas es cuando ponen: "la personalidad no es igual a los de la película". O sea, en la película no había una guerra entre un hechicero malvado y toda Agrabha, como querían que el genio fuera el contento de la película si todo lo que pasa
