Cinderella

Written by Chloe Perkins · Illustrated by Sandra Equihua

Part of the Once Upon a World series

Cinderella's tale unfolds in Mexico with a magical twist.

5.6/7 Bookroo experts·4.1/5 Goodreads · 308 ratings

24 pages· AD680L

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Bookroo's summary

In a vibrant Mexican setting, Cinderella faces her stepmother's cruelty with the help of a fairy godmother. Will a glass slipper change her fate? Discover a multicultural twist on a classic.

From the publisher

The classic story of Cinderella gets a fresh twist in this vibrant Mexican spin on the beloved fairy tale! Once upon a time, there was a girl who lived in a little cottage with her stepmother and two stepsisters… The classic tale of Cinderella gets a fresh twist in this debut title of a brand-new board book series, Once Upon a World. With Mexico as the backdrop, and vibrant artwork from Mexican illustrator Sandra Equihua, Cinderella is still the same girl with a fairy godmother and a glass slipper—but she’s totally reimagined. Once Upon a World offers a multicultural take on the fairy tales we all know and love. Because these tales are for everyone, everywhere.

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 24
Reading age: 2–4
Audience: Board
Lexile: AD680L

Themes & topics

Books about inspired by classic literature Books about Mexico Books about culture Books about cinderella stories Books about sisters

What readers & critics say

Reviews

5.6

out of 7

6.5

“This board book version of Cinderella is perfect for little hands that want to hear a condensed, but still detailed, version of the story. There's a good amount of text in this board book, and the illustrations are stunning!”

B is for Bookworm

Trusted reviewer

4.8

“I love the premise of this series--traditional fairy tales represented in various artistic styles from around the world--and I love the illustrations in this book, which tell the story of Cinderella using a Mexican style. It's fun to look at and fun to read. The only downside for us is that there are kind of a lot of words per page, so it's a bit of a slow read.”

Lauren Hancock

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