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In the 21st century, a girl is found in a crystal coffin – it’s Snow White. She wakes up in a world of likes, algorithms, and fast food. But the real enemy isn’t a stepmother – it’s the Virus of Laziness, stealing dreams. In this poetic reimagining, song becomes a weapon, kindness – a choice, and fairy tales find new life in 2025.“Snow White in the Modern World” is not just a fairy tale – it’s a graceful parable about staying true in an age of mirrors and algorithms.

The author masterfully weaves the poetry of classic storytelling with the pulse of the 21st century – where trolls have become trolling, and poisoned apples are now airbrushed ideals. Snow White is no longer a victim or a beauty icon – she’s a human being, searching for her voice in a world where likes shout, but the soul stays silent.

This story resonates with both teens and adults – because it holds truth. Not the loud kind, but the quiet one. Warm, like breath on glass. In this book, music is not background.

Bolot Begaliev - Snow White 2025 fairy tale for those who’ve been told theirs is over




Prologue

There was morning—

but no songs.

The forest had no names.

One day, the world forgot how fairy tales sound.

Not in a moment.

Not with a snap—

But slowly,

As if winter stretched on for years.

The dwarves faded into legends.

The castles became office towers.

And the magic mirrors—

turned into screens

that reflect everything

except the truth.

Snow White slept.

Because of the apple.

Because of the curse.

Because no one called.

Fairy tales, when no longer believed in—fall asleep.

Until one day,

A drilling machine pierced the layer of ancient time.

A spark touched a crystal coffin.

And someone said:

“Stop.”

And time flinched.

That’s how it began—

The story no one believed in

but that dared to open its eyes again.

In this world,

Where likes mean more than words,

Where voices become whispers,

And souls get stuck in fatigue—

She awoke.

Snow White.

Not as a princess. But as a question:

What does it mean to be alive

When everything around you is asleep?


Chapter 1: The Awakening

Once upon a time, in a cave beyond seven hills, a girl lay in a crystal coffin.


At first, she was guarded by dwarfs – their hands wrinkled, their hearts sharp as flint.


But time spares neither magic nor memory:


the dwarfs aged, one by one disappeared, and the forest forgot their names. The cave grew over with moss.


The entrance collapsed under stones.


And then came the 21st century. Noise. Light. Trembling earth.


New people, wearing helmets, with drilling machines, digging tunnels,


searching for superconducting crystals and holographic minerals. A machine operator named Marco – tired, half-numb to the world – suddenly saw a strange reflection.


A light pierced the rock face and bounced off something transparent. “Stop,” he said,


and the drill froze – as if it, too, were afraid. They found a cavern.


In its center – a coffin, gleaming like frozen glass.


Inside – a girl, seemingly asleep.


Next to her – a young man in a theatrical costume, a fleck of dried blood on his lip. Marco called 911. Sirens. Helicopters.


Hazmat suits. Cameras. IV drips.


Snow White and the young man (listed in reports as “Unknown, artistic type”) were taken to a clinic.


Diagnosis: prolonged exposure to unknown toxins.


Possibly – ancient chemical contamination. They didn’t age.


They didn’t die.


They were simply… waiting. Slowly.


Silently.


Like music resting on a forgotten staff,


waiting for someone to play it againNow, Snow White lies in a hospital bed – pale as snow – with an IV in her arm.


Green monitors blink softly. The young man is on the balcony outside,


gazing at the sky, relearning how to breathe. He’s not a prince.


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