After reading the first few pages, I thought for sure that this book was not for me.
By the time I got to the end of "The Fable in Thermodynamics" I was officially a Nikita Gill fan.

This book is full of incredibly brilliant, and beautiful verses. Verses that will stay with you, verses that you will want to share with your friends, or just read to yourself over and over again.

Nikita Gill takes the fairy tales we were all told as kids, and turns them completely around. She turns the helpless heroine into an empowered, free woman, and turns the villains we all loved to hate, into a flawed human being who is simply misunderstood. Maybe Little Red Riding Hood doesn't need a woodsman to save her. (The Red Wolf gave me goosebumps) Maybe Captain hook is a scared little boy whose only friend left him.
She also writes moving original stories about why the sun sets, or why the leaves change colors in Autumn.

This book was beautiful. I could not get enough.