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ISBN:	0316779652 (ISBN13: 9780316779654)
Edition Language:	English

Cinderella

Ruth Sanderson

Hardcover | Pages: 32 pages

Rating: 4.28 | 4739 Users | 114 Reviews

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Ruth Sanderson blends elements from both Perrault's and the brother's Grimm version of this old story, creating a unique retelling that will appeal to younger children (grades K-3). For example, the glass slipper is a Perrault feature as is the presence of Cinderella's father, who is not dead, but detached. Presumably not wanting to interfere in the affairs of women, he allows his second wife and step-daughters to mistreat Cinderella. The fairy godmother is simply a fairy, adding the necessary magic to this tale to transform it into a fairytale. The ending my come as a surprise to readers most familiar with the Disney version of the story, but Sanderson's use of the pecking birds harks back to the Grimm version, though their birds peck out eyes in all its bloody glory, whereas Sanderson has them merely torment Cinderella's detractors.

Girls will love the styling of Cinderella's gown and finery. If there is a steady demand of princess stories in your home or library, consider adding this tale. Solid and reliable, but I found as a read-aloud, my students seemed to loose a little interest, owning to the fact that of all the fairy tales, this one is the most well known and most often re-told or at least, watched on Disney. They are much more attentive when I read to them the lesser known tales.

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Title	:	Cinderella
Author	:	Ruth Sanderson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 32 pages
Published	:	April 1st 2002 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Childrens. Picture Books. Fantasy. Fairy Tales. Classics. Cinderella

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Ratings: 4.28 From 4739 Users | 114 Reviews

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I am embarassed to admit that I think I've really only read the Disney version of this story (aside from the modern spins) so I enjoyed this. (Well, at least I think this is a retelling of an older version - but I am no expert.) The illustrations were dreamy and appropriate and I loved the quirky bits about having to pick lentils out of the ashes and the birds pecking the sisters/step mother at the end. Bea enjoyed this too and saw through all the cliches and lessons and enjoyed the story.

Beautiful illustrations, same old story (more or less)...

Genre: Traditional literature Date: 11-30Grade Range: 2-4This book is the Traditional story of Cinderella. Most of the versions I have read of the traditional tale do not vary or stray far from the original telling. The pictures in this book are very pretty and feel realistic to the time period it is supposedly set in. It is a non-disney-fied version of the original tale.

This is a gorgeous version, set in France in the time of powdered wigs. The oil paintings are fabulous. I think it is a crime that this American children's book artist never received a Caldecott Award.

Ruth Sanderson blends elements from both Perrault's and the brother's Grimm version of this old story, creating a unique retelling that will appeal to younger children (grades K-3). For example, the glass slipper is a Perrault feature as is the presence of Cinderella's father, who is not dead, but detached. Presumably not wanting to interfere in the affairs of women, he allows his second wife and step-daughters to mistreat Cinderella. The fairy godmother is simply a fairy, adding the necessary

Not a Disney version, we see Cinderella tending to a magical hazel tree that contains birds to help her with her chores. Rats and Lizards are added to the carriage staff. Although Cinderella can forgive her sisters, they do get what they deserve.This story is a perfect blend of the two dominated versions that date back from the 1800's. You see snippets from the Brother's Grimm such as the hazel tree, as well as, *Aunt Louisa's Fairy Tale Legends, a happier version with forgiveness. The beautiful

This folk tale is a story that has been passed down for many years. It does a great job with the two negative step sisters being a stepping stool for Cinderella to overcomes hardships and find out what true self love is.