Ever After High

My nine year old has been obsessed with EAH since she was six. She's read all of the books and has all of the doll characters. I love that it is a cute story line that teaches good morals. The show is entertaining enough even for me. Now if only they wouldn't have discontinued the magazine.

It's a wonderful show that can entertain kids for hours. I originally put it on to occupy my nieces, but soon I was invested in the show. There's a new plot each season, you get to see more characters as you watch. There is also nice additions the writers have added to the fairy tales that make the show entertaining. If you enjoy the concept of fairy tales, I strongly recommend.

Mattel surely does know how to keep the audience interested. This show is very interesting, love it!

This show is actually pretty good. I thought it would be empty and superficial but it actually does a great job regarding the plot and I feel it instills great moral values in children. I especially liked how despite the fact that Apple White did not agree with Ashley's decision to date Hunter, she still wanted to let her know that she meant a lot to her and accepted her for who she was despite the fact that they disagreed on certain matters. I just absolutely love this show and hope that it continues for a long time. I really wish they could be half hour episodes because 2 minutes or 8 isn't cutting it. It is a very funny show with characters that each have their own personalities and backgrounds. I feel that it shows children that they should accept others despite the situations that may arise.

As a longtime fan of *Ever After High*, I've waited years for a reboot or live-action version-and now, more than ever, it feels possible and absolutely deserved. If *Monster High* can have its own live-action adaptation, then why not *Ever After High* too? The stories, characters, and deep themes of destiny, choice, and identity are timeless. A reboot would not only be exciting for fans of the original but also bring a whole new generation into the world of Ever After.

The idea of McKenna Grace as Apple White is just perfect. She brings elegance, strength, and depth to every role she takes on. Even her brief appearance in Kylie Cantrall's "Denim" music video shows she fits right in with Disney's rising stars. Speaking of which, with Kylie starring in *Descendants: The Rise of Red*, this could be the perfect opening for McKenna and other young talents to take center stage in a magical reboot.

Imagine Olivier Holt as Raven Queen-another inspired casting choice. His energy and emotional range could bring Raven's internal struggle to life in such a powerful way. And let's be real, who wouldn't want to see Apple and Raven's friendship and rivalry play out in live action?

Let's not forget the fan-made 3D version that made waves online. It just proves how much love and demand there is for Ever After High to return. The magic, the heart, the rebellion against "happily ever after"-it's all still so relevant. As Raven once said, "I choose my own destiny." Isn't it time the franchise got to do the same?

A live-action *Ever After High* isn't just a dream anymore-it's a story waiting to be told.