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Mentioned in 9 episodes
The snow queen
Book • 1844
The story revolves around the friendship between Kay and Gerda, who live next door to each other.
When Kay is affected by a shard from a magic mirror created by a wicked sprite, he becomes cold-hearted and is taken away by the Snow Queen.
Gerda embarks on a perilous journey to rescue Kay, aided by various characters including a Lapp woman, a Finn woman, and a reindeer.
The tale explores themes of good versus evil, warmth versus cold, and the power of love and friendship.
Ultimately, Gerda's love and tears melt the ice in Kay's heart, freeing him from the Snow Queen's spell.
When Kay is affected by a shard from a magic mirror created by a wicked sprite, he becomes cold-hearted and is taken away by the Snow Queen.
Gerda embarks on a perilous journey to rescue Kay, aided by various characters including a Lapp woman, a Finn woman, and a reindeer.
The tale explores themes of good versus evil, warmth versus cold, and the power of love and friendship.
Ultimately, Gerda's love and tears melt the ice in Kay's heart, freeing him from the Snow Queen's spell.
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as an example of a book that inspired the movie Frozen.


Ross Simmonds

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Mentioned by Jenna Irvin, who is playing the Snow Queen in the show.

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reading it on his podcast.

Andrea Canning

Keith Morrison

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as the title of the final episode, a story by Hans Christian Andersen.

Keith Morrison

3 - Gerda versus the Snow Queen
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as the title of the story being presented in the episode.

Keith Morrison

1 - Kay and Gerda and the Piece of Glass
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introducing Hans Christian Andersen's tale, translated by Mrs. H.B. Paul.

Keith Morrison

1 - Kay and Gerda and the Piece of Glass
Mentioned as the title of the episode and the fairy tale being narrated.

2 - Gerda the Brave
The title of the tale narrated in the podcast episode, written by Hans Christian Andersen.

2 - Gerda the Brave
Mentioned by 

when discussing parallels between the story and Wetiko, a spiritual affliction.


Miriam Ropschitz
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as a holiday gift to listeners.


Gretchen Rubin

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Read by 

as a holiday gift to listeners.


Gretchen Rubin

More Happier: Bonus: I Read “The Snow Queen” to You, Pt. 1





