It is toned down slightly for a younger audience however: the prince is “badly hurt” by the thorns so he can no long see rather than bluntly blinded by them and Rapunzel does not give birth to twins while lost in the forest, eradicating the shenanigans that obviously take place at the top of the tower in the original story! Also, I think in the original Grimm story Rapunzel is not reunited with her parents, whereas here they are and we also witness the pair of lovebirds get married. The text is fairly faithful to the original Brothers Grimm story (which, if I recall correctly, has several versions too). But it is never tacky-girly instead it oozes elegance and sophistication.
It is shamelessly girly with flowers, beautiful shades of pink and purple, and the most amazing, detailed costumes.
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