Seeing Cinderella

What do you think of my new glasses? "They're nice," Ellen said. But that's not what the screen hovering beside her said. They're hideous. I stared at her, frozen. My glasses could read people's thoughts.

Magical realism and a modern Cinderella story makes for a fun and relatable M!X read. Sixth grade is not going well for Calliope Meadow Anderson. Callie’s hair is frizzy, her best friend, Ellen, is acting weird, and to top things off, she has to get glasses. And her new specs aren’t even cute, trendy glasses—more like hideously large and geeky. But Callie soon discovers that her glasses have a special, magical perk: When she wears them, she can read people’s thoughts. Crazy glasses aside, Callie has more drama to face when she’s cast as the lead in the school play—and instead opts to be an understudy, giving the role of Cinderella to Ellen. Can Callie’s magic glasses help her see her way to leading lady, or is she destined to stay in the background forever?

History is told from one person’s perspective. Sometimes they don’t get it right. Ugly Stepsister Anna has wrongly been accused of being mean and evil. Now it is time she got the opportunity to tell her side of the story. With Cinderella so perfect and wonderful, it is no wonder Anna feels ugly in comparison. Dealing with bullies, a grumpy mother and the death of her step-father, Anna is at her wits end. When the Prince’s ball approaches, Anna is told she must find a husband to save the family fortune. Attending with her sisters, the sulky Prince Charming only has eyes for Cinderella. With the burden of being the only one to unite her step-sister with the Prince, will Anna act as cupid? Or will she protect Cinderella from the arrogant Charming? A charming twist to the story of Cinderella, told completely from the point of view of the Ugly Step-Sister. Also Available in the Series: Cinderella is Evil Saving Rapunzel Killing Snow White Ugly Sleeping Beauty I Love Little Red The Beast with no Beauty Fairy Tales Retold (The complete collection. Save money by buying in one place)

Unlike the classic tale, Cinderella gets a little deceitful when she decides to hide the royal ball invitation from her stepmother and stepsisters. Is Cinderella who we think she is, or even who SHE thinks she is? She may not live happily ever after…

What happens to Cinderella after her marriage to the Prince? The tale starts where it left off. After their marriage, Cinderella and the Prince don't live happily ever after because, for various reasons, Cinderella wants to find out her real name. That decision leads the protagonist to a journey inside and outside of herself and out of her kingdom where she meets her stepmother, her two stepsisters, and tensions in the family until an unexpected, untraditional, rather modern and contemporary ending. “The real name of Cinderella” is a book recommended for adults and children, especially those who are not contented and never stop searching.

Little Cinderella Is More Than A Princess is an enthralling tale of a little girl named Cinderella, who through the magical power of love captures everyone's hearts including the little animals in her attic and communicates with those animals powered by her strong belief. In this story, Cinderella realizes she is more than a Princess and does not need a Fairy Godmother to transform her into a beautiful girl in a pretty fine gown, or a Prince to save her life and give it a happy ending. Her Fairy Godmother helps her realize that to be happy she just needed to be herself. She found immense joy in everything she did, be it playing or doing chores at home. Let's take a fairytale ride with Little Cinderella and help our little ones unravel the secret hidden inside each one of them - The Magical Secret of their Uniqueness.