Cinderella

Now children can read classic tales from two different perspectives. The traditional hero's story is on one side of the book; the same story from another character's viewpoint is on the flip side. Well-loved folktales are even more enjoyable when examined in a new light.

Cinderella's stepsister Drusilla insists that the calculating scullery maid plotted with her "vagrant" fairy godmother to put the prince under a spell.

Includes the traditional version of a familiar tale about a young girl who meets her prince with the help of her fairy godmother and a retelling from the point of view of one of her stepsisters.