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Cinderella
Charles Perrault, Paul Nation
eBook (, Sept. 19, 2017)Who is the beautiful young woman at the prince’s ball? No one knows her name. And why is Cinderella so tired these days? Find out how a pumpkin, some mice, and a glass slipper change Cinderella’s life.
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Cinderella
John Fowles, Charles Perrault, Sheilah Beckett
Library Binding (Little Brown & Co, May 1, 1976)In her haste to flee the place before the fairy godmother's magic loses effect, Cinderella leaves behind a glass slipper.
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Cinderella: New translation by Laurent Paul Sueur
Charles Perrault, Laurent Sueur
eBook (, March 3, 2015)After the marriage of her father, Cinderella became the servant of her stepmother and her two stepsisters. Fortunately, he godmother helped her to ward off bad luck and enabled her to go to the ball and make the acquaintance of the son of the King. Of course, the prince was easily bewitched by her pretty face and beautiful clothes but it is her human qualities that turned the insignificant maid into a future Queen.
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Cinderella: New translation by Laurent Paul Sueur
Charles Perrault, Dr. Laurent Paul Sueur
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 4, 2015)After the marriage of her father, Cinderella became the servant of her stepmother and her two stepsisters. Fortunately, he godmother helped her to ward off bad luck and enabled her to go to the ball and make the acquaintance of the son of the King. Of course, the prince was easily bewitched by her pretty face and beautiful clothes but it is her human qualities that turned the insignificant maid into a future Queen.
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Cinderella: New translation by Laurent Paul Sueur
Charles Perrault, Dr. Laurent Paul Sueur
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 4, 2015)After the marriage of her father, Cinderella became the servant of her stepmother and her two stepsisters. Fortunately, he godmother helped her to ward off bad luck and enabled her to go to the ball and make the acquaintance of the son of the King. Of course, the prince was easily bewitched by her pretty face and beautiful clothes but it is her human qualities that turned the insignificant maid into a future Queen.
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Cinderella
Charles Fowles, John; Perrault
Hardcover (Cape Horn Press, Jan. 1, 1974)None
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Cinderella: Adapted from Perrault's Cendrillon of 1697
John Fowles, Sheilah Beckett
Hardcover (Little, Brown and Company, Jan. 1, 1974)None
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Cinderella
John Fowles, Sheilah Beckett
(Jonathan Cape, London, Jan. 1, 1974)None
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Cinderella by Fowles John; Perrault Charles
Fowles John; Perrault Charles
HardcoverNone