5 Metaphors for stepmothers

The wicked stepmother, however, was a witch, and had witnessed the departure of the two children: so, sneaking after them secretly, as is the habit of witches, she had enchanted all the springs in the forest.

My stepmother was a cold, dignified, silent woman, whose eyes could turn affectionately on her child Lucy, then three years old; but she usually wore so positive an air that it seemed impossible to make her understand a new idea.

My stepmother was a good deal younger than my father, and I dare say on the whole made him, socially at any rate, a fairly good wife.

My stepmother was the house girl; so she could get on to a lot of things the others couldn't.

this harsh stepmother was a sore trial to her; and how often, as she sate sadly by herself, did she feel that there is no mother like our own, the dear parent whose flesh and blood we are, and who bears all our little cares and sorrows tenderly as in the apple of her eye!

5 Metaphors for  stepmothers