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Article title: Kissing the Witch (page does not yet exist)
Article Evaluation: This page does not yet exist, though it could easily be created by referencing other anthologies for layout guidance.
Sources: Orme, Jennifer. "Mouth to mouth: queer desires in Emma Donoghue's Kissing the Witch." Marvels & Tales 24.1 (2010): 116-130.:Martin, Ann. "Generational Collaborations in Emma Donoghue's Kissing the Witch: Old Tales in New Skins." Children's Literature Association Quarterly 35.1 (2010): 4-25.:Cutolo, Raffaele. "Voice and Identity in the Fairy Tale: Emma Donoghue's Kissing the Witch." Pólemos 6.2 (2012): 207-223.:Xiaoqing, Qiu. "The Magic Power of Telling and Re-telling in Kissing the Witch." Forum for World Literature Studies. Vol. 10. No. 1. Wuhan Guoyang Union Culture & Education Company, 2018.:Luis, Keridwen N. "The tale of the women: Female gender, gender roles, and sexuality in Emma Donoghue's Kissing the Witch." Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Popular Fantasy. Routledge, 2016. 165-181.:Palko, Abigail. "Emma Donoghue." The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Contemporary British and Irish Literature (2020): 513-523.:Bensyl, Stacia. "Swings and Roundabouts: An Interview with Emma Donoghue." Irish Studies Review 8.1 (2000): 73-81.

Article title: Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast
Article Evaluation: The article could benefit from more robust linking to other articles relevant to the article as well as a more expansive section on literary criticism of the novel and how it inspired later adaptations (like the Trousdale/Disney animated Beauty and the Beast movie). It could also benefit from a list of themes and symbols as is common in other articles for novels and movies.
Sources: Woolsey, Daniel P. "The Realm of Fairy Story: JRR Tolkien and Robin McKinley's" Beauty."." Children's Literature in Education 22.2 (1991): 129-36.:Rosenbaum, Judy. "Robin McKinley: Girl Reader, Woman Writer." Children's Literature Association Quarterly 36.3 (2011): 353-355.:Langlois, Janet L. "Feminist Fairy Tales." (1997): 187-189.:Whelan, Bridget. "Power to the princess: Disney and the creation of the twentieth-century princess narrative." Kidding around: The child in film and media (2014): 167-192.:Lee, Erin. "Curing Beauty's Stockholm Syndrome." Criterion: A Journal of Literary Criticism 13.1 (2020): 13.:BENSAADA, CHIRAZ. "The Art of Retelling Fairy Tales: A Study of “Beauty and the Beast” Fairy Tale, Robin McKinley’s Beauty: A Retelling of the Story Beauty and the Beast (1978) and the 2017 Disney Adaptation." (2020).:Sanders, Lynn Moss. "'Girls Who Do Things': The Protagonists of Robin McKinley's Fantasy Fiction." (1996).:

Article title: Rose Daughter
Article Evaluation: Similarly to above, the article could benefit from a more robust literary criticism section (seeing as the reception was much different to that of McKinley's previous retelling) as well as sections on the themes and symbols within the novel.
Sources: Dominguez, Gricel. "More than roses: the journey toward selfhood in Beauty, Rose Daughter, and Beast." (2008).:Konopiská, Helena. "Fairytales reinvented: How the heroines shape their own destiny in Robin McKinley's fairytale retellings Beauty, Rose Daughter and Deerskin." (2013).:Perry, Evelyn M. "Reflection and Reflexion: Female Coming-of-Age: the Mirror Stage and the Absence of Mirrors in Robin McKinley's Beauty and Rose Daughter." The Looking Glass: New Perspectives on Children's Literature 8.1 (2004).:Sanders, Lynn Moss. "'Girls Who Do Things': The Protagonists of Robin McKinley's Fantasy Fiction." (1996).:Lee, Erin. "Curing Beauty's Stockholm Syndrome." Criterion: A Journal of Literary Criticism 13.1 (2020): 13.

Article title: A Curse So Dark and Lonely (2019) by Brigid Kemmerer
Article Evaluation: The article for this book does not currently exist, but creating one with the basic structure used for other novels (plot, criticisms, themes, etc.) would be a fun challenge!
Sources: Kemmerer, Brigid. A curse so dark and lonely. Bloomsbury Publishing USA, 2019.:DAVIS, LAURA. "Intensely Original: Expectations of “Beauty and the Beast” in A Curse so Dark and Lonely." Study & Scrutiny: Research on Young Adult Literature 5.1 (2021): 66-83.:Allen, Amanda K., and Miranda A. Green-Barteet. "Girls Who Persist and Resist: Resistance in Girlhood Studies and Girls’ Literature." Women's Studies 52.6 (2023): 611-626.:Coste, Jill. "Telling New Stories: Disability and Determination in Contemporary Young Adult Fairy Tales." Women's Studies 52.6 (2023): 644-659.

Article title: Maurice (page does not yet exist)
Article Evaluation: While there is a List of Disney's Beauty and the Beast characters where Maurice is featured, the character of Maurice or Belle's Father does not have his own page. With the many iterations of Maurice/Belle's Father, I believe it would be interesting to have a list of all of his different versions throughout the many adaptations of the tale since he is a very consistent character and arguably just as important to the plot as the title characters. I mean, even Belle's dress has an article.
Sources: Beveridge, Allan. "Images of madness in the films of Walt Disney." Psychiatric Bulletin 20.10 (1996): 618-620.:Wynns, Scarlet L., and Lawrence B. Rosenfeld. "Father‐daughter relationships in Disney's animated films." Southern Communication Journal 68.2 (2003): 91-106.:Wieland, Christina. "Beauty and the beast: the father's unconscious and the riddle of femininity." British Journal of Psychotherapy 8.2 (1991): 131-143.:Fowl, Melinda G. "Angela Carter's" The Bloody Chamber" revisited." Critical Survey (1991): 71-79.:DeNitto, Dennis. "Jean Cocteau's" Beauty and the Beast"." American Imago 33.2 (1976): 123-154.:Kusumajanti, Wahju, Ovi Winda Vristian, and Zulidyana Dwi Rusnalasari. "A Changing of Masculinity Hegemony of the Beast Character in “Beauty and the Beast” Stories." International Conference on English Language Teaching (ICONELT 2019). Atlantis Press, 2020.: