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**Toil and Trouble** In the wreckage that was once Fabletown, the sinister Mister Dark is building a web of fear and anger that threatens to ensnare any Fable that strays too close. Cut off from the Woodland building's business office and its trove of magical weapons, the exiled free Fables now must turn to their oldest and most powerful members - the witches and warlocks who once occupied the Woodland's 13th floor - to defeat this latest adversary. But even as those still trapped within the business office struggle against a legion of uncaged foes, rivalries within the Fables' sorcerous community threaten to fracture their united front - and open them up to destruction.
Is Fables, Vol. 14 appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 17 and up.
This mature graphic novel contains strong fantasy violence, peril, complex moral situations, and adult themes. The Fables series is known for dark reinterpretations of fairy tale characters facing serious threats and difficult choices.
What to know going in
This book has strong violence, mild sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include graphic violence, captivity, and death (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Teens who love dark, sophisticated reimaginings of fairy tales with ensemble casts will appreciate this tense volume where beloved characters face their most dangerous enemy yet.