Twinderella

Written by Corey Rosen Schwartz · Illustrated by Deborah Marcero

Cinderella's twin sister complicates the fairy tale when they meet one prince. What will they do?

4.5/7 Bookroo expert·3.7/5 Goodreads · 456 ratings

32 pages· 655 words· Est. 6 min read-aloud· AD580L

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Bookroo's summary

Cinderella's story isn't complete without her twin, Tinderella. Together, they share chores and challenges, but when a single prince enters their lives, their bond is tested. Can they find a way to share the magic, or will sibling rivalry take over? Discover a tale with twice the enchantment and unexpected twists as the sisters navigate their shared destiny. Will they find a happily ever after, or will the prince's choice divide them? Dive into this fractioned fairy tale where the magic is doubled and the fun never ends.

From the publisher

Have you heard the story of Cinderella? Well, you don’t know the half of it.

Cinderella had a twin sister, Tinderella. They each did half the housework, half the mending, and half the mean step-sister tending. But when they meet only one prince, what will they do?

The whole story has twice the magic and double the fun!

From the author The Three Ninja Pigs comes the fractioned fairy tale of Cinderella and her less-famous sister.

At a glance

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 32
Words: 655
Reading age: 4–8
Audience: Picture
Lexile: AD580L

Themes & topics

Books about counting and numbers Books about sisters Books about twins Books about math

What readers & critics say

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4.5

“I'm normally a huge fan of fractured fairy tales, and while this was an interesting premise, there weren't quite enough fractions (everything is in half...until the final page when it talks about quarters) to make it a "math" book and while Cinderella's twin Tin eventually has you thinking she wants something other than Prince Charming (in fact, just more space), it turns out that she wants a duplicate prince after all, which struck me as a wonky ending.”

Marmee

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