Cinderella books

Books based on Cinderella.
==Disney Press==
Cover	Title 	Release Date
 	My Side of the Story: Cinderella/Lady Tremaine 	January 31, 2004
 	The rumor that Cinderella’s stepfamily tore her lovely dress to shreds so she couldn't go to the ball? According to her stepmother, they were only trying to save Cinderella a lifetime of embarrassment at her fashion faux pas, and gently suggesting that she stay at home. Lady Tremaine says the gown actually looked like it had been sewn together by rodents! 	The rumor that Cinderella’s stepfamily tore her lovely dress to shreds so she couldn't go to the ball? According to her stepmother, they were only trying to save Cinderella a lifetime of embarrassment at her fashion faux pas, and gently suggesting that she stay at home. Lady Tremaine says the gown actually looked like it had been sewn together by rodents!
 	My Secret Diary by Cinderella 	May 2, 2006
 	Why was sweeping Cinderella’s favorite chore? What was served for dinner at the ball? How many guests were invited to her wedding? This book can answer all of those questions! It is illustrated with storybook art and doodles, by Cinderella herself! It also includies funny and touching scrapbook elements: love notes from the Prince; a very, very long list of chores; and designs for mice clothing. 	Why was sweeping Cinderella’s favorite chore? What was served for dinner at the ball? How many guests were invited to her wedding? This book can answer all of those questions! It is illustrated with storybook art and doodles, by Cinderella herself! It also includies funny and touching scrapbook elements: love notes from the Prince; a very, very long list of chores; and designs for mice clothing.
 	Walt Disney's Cinderella 	August 28, 2007
 	Cinderella's story has been told over and over, but never has it been touched by the kind of magic found in this book. Mary Blair painted the original pictures for Walt Disney’s incomparable animated film, and here her elegant art is gathered together as a picture book for the first time. Cynthia Rylant’s stories about hardscrabble lives have won not only awards and honors, but hearts. Who better to take a young girl from the darkness of her garret room to the light and brilliance of a ballroom?
Together these two great artists have created something quite astonishing: a Cinderella that is breathtaking, heartrending, and joyous, both for those who are coming to the tale for the very first time, and for those who think they know it well. 	Cinderella's story has been told over and over, but never has it been touched by the kind of magic found in this book. Mary Blair painted the original pictures for Walt Disney’s incomparable animated film, and here her elegant art is gathered together as a picture book for the first time. Cynthia Rylant’s stories about hardscrabble lives have won not only awards and honors, but hearts. Who better to take a young girl from the darkness of her garret room to the light and brilliance of a ballroom?
Together these two great artists have created something quite astonishing: a Cinderella that is breathtaking, heartrending, and joyous, both for those who are coming to the tale for the very first time, and for those who think they know it well.
 	A Magnificent Mouse Pop-Up 	October 16, 2007
 	It is a condensed retelling of the classic Disney version of the Cinderella story. What makes this so special is the pop-up design, where the pages lift up out of the book. What sets this one apart is the complexity of the pop-up design. The pages don't just pop-up toward the reader as usual, but in three dimensions so that Cinderella's dress can be seen from all sides. The BACKS of the pop-ups are printed as well as the fronts, and it is not just a repeat of the front image, but entirely new painted images. You can see what is on the walls inside the mouse holes, and there are pull tabs to open drawers and pull things out of character's pockets. There is lots more to do in searching the pages for hidden treasures, as well as reading a classic fairy tale.	It is a condensed retelling of the classic Disney version of the Cinderella story. What makes this so special is the pop-up design, where the pages lift up out of the book. What sets this one apart is the complexity of the pop-up design. The pages don't just pop-up toward the reader as usual, but in three dimensions so that Cinderella's dress can be seen from all sides. The BACKS of the pop-ups are printed as well as the fronts, and it is not just a repeat of the front image, but entirely new painted images. You can see what is on the walls inside the mouse holes, and there are pull tabs to open drawers and pull things out of character's pockets. There is lots more to do in searching the pages for hidden treasures, as well as reading a classic fairy tale.
 	Cinderella's Fairy-Tale Wedding 	August 5, 2008
 	Cinderella's wedding day promises to be the happiest, most enchanting day of her life... if she can only get all the planning done!
Little girls will have no such problems with their own pretend weddings, however--since this handy 24-page book and kit comes complete with white gloves, a wedding ring, and a veil fit for a princess. 	Cinderella's wedding day promises to be the happiest, most enchanting day of her life... if she can only get all the planning done!
Little girls will have no such problems with their own pretend weddings, however--since this handy 24-page book and kit comes complete with white gloves, a wedding ring, and a veil fit for a princess.
 	Cinderella: The Great Mouse Mistake 	May 11, 2010
 	When Cinderella’s mouse friend Gus picks roses from Lady Tremaine’s garden for his dear Cinderelly, Cinderella gets in a lot of trouble. She takes Gus into town to replace the rosebush, but forgets that it’s the day of the big village fair. Gus gets so excited that he accidentally knocks over a giant cake prepared for the King! Luckily, Jaq, Suzy, Perla, and the rest of the mice join in to help bake a delicious new dessert—but will it be good enough for royalty? Will Cinderella be able to replace the rosebush? With colorful illustrations throughout and a sparkly, glitter-filled cover, this early chapter book is sure to delight princess fans everywhere! 	When Cinderella’s mouse friend Gus picks roses from Lady Tremaine’s garden for his dear Cinderelly, Cinderella gets in a lot of trouble. She takes Gus into town to replace the rosebush, but forgets that it’s the day of the big village fair. Gus gets so excited that he accidentally knocks over a giant cake prepared for the King! Luckily, Jaq, Suzy, Perla, and the rest of the mice join in to help bake a delicious new dessert—but will it be good enough for royalty? Will Cinderella be able to replace the rosebush? With colorful illustrations throughout and a sparkly, glitter-filled cover, this early chapter book is sure to delight princess fans everywhere!
 	Cinderella: The Heart of a Champion 	May 25, 2010
 	Cinderella and her horse Frou (alternatively named Frou in some books) compete in a royal horse show. 	Cinderella and her horse Frou (alternatively named Frou in some books) compete in a royal horse show.
 	Cinderella: A Heart Full of Love 	December 28, 2010
 	This Valentine's Day-themed storybook starring Cinderella, includes a read-along CD that features original movie voices and dazzling sound effects. 	This Valentine's Day-themed storybook starring Cinderella, includes a read-along CD that features original movie voices and dazzling sound effects.
==Random House==
Cover	Title 	Release Date
 	Cinderella: Here Comes the Bride 	October 23, 2001
 	The handsome prince has asked for Cinderella's hand in marriage! Children can help the couple get ready for the royal wedding by decorating the cake, sealing the invitations, dressing the bride in her gown, all with colorful magnetic pieces that cling right to the pages. 	The handsome prince has asked for Cinderella's hand in marriage! Children can help the couple get ready for the royal wedding by decorating the cake, sealing the invitations, dressing the bride in her gown, all with colorful magnetic pieces that cling right to the pages.
 	My Perfect Wedding 	April 13, 2004
 	Planning a wedding is a big job—but not too big for a princess as great as Cinderella! Plus, this storybook comes with a press-out tiara. 	Planning a wedding is a big job—but not too big for a princess as great as Cinderella! Plus, this storybook comes with a press-out tiara.
 	Cinderella's Secret 	May 24, 2005
 	Cinderella is very busy being a new princess. But sometimes she likes to get away from all of her duties– that’s when she sneaks off to her secret hiding place! Only Cinderella’s little friends know about her special spot and now little princess fans will, too. This sweet, original story features all-new artwork in a padded, glittered hardcover. 	Cinderella is very busy being a new princess. But sometimes she likes to get away from all of her duties– that’s when she sneaks off to her secret hiding place! Only Cinderella’s little friends know about her special spot and now little princess fans will, too. This sweet, original story features all-new artwork in a padded, glittered hardcover.
 	Cinderella's Fairy Merry Christmas 	September 8, 2009
 	Cinderella is excited to celebrate her very first Christmas with the prince! Her fairy godmother tries to help out, but it’s not quite what Cinderella had in mind. Instead of the simple holiday Cinderella was hoping for, the Fairy Godmother fills the castle with the biggest tree imaginable and lots of outrageously fancy presents. Will Cinderella finally have the Christmas of her dreams? Find out in this all-new, full-color storybook.	Cinderella is excited to celebrate her very first Christmas with the prince! Her fairy godmother tries to help out, but it’s not quite what Cinderella had in mind. Instead of the simple holiday Cinderella was hoping for, the Fairy Godmother fills the castle with the biggest tree imaginable and lots of outrageously fancy presents. Will Cinderella finally have the Christmas of her dreams? Find out in this all-new, full-color storybook.
==Miscellaneous==
Cover 	Title 	Release Date
center|100px	Cinderella Paint Book 	1950
 	Cinderella's Good Manners: Kindness Counts 	2003
 	Cinderella is having some special guests come to visit, and she wants her friends the mice to be on their best behavior. Now Cinderella will help them brush up on their manners before their guests arrive! 	Cinderella is having some special guests come to visit, and she wants her friends the mice to be on their best behavior. Now Cinderella will help them brush up on their manners before their guests arrive!
 	Cinderella's Tea Party 	August 23, 2005
 	Before Cinderella met and married the Prince, she had lots of fun with her childhood friends! This storybook and playset features an interactive play scene on the last page. Also included are a Cinderella doll with brushable hair, a plastic comb, and two different play pieces (thick cardboard). One is shaped like Cinderella's mouse friends, Gus and Jaq, and one is shaped like her puppy Bruno. 	Before Cinderella met and married the Prince, she had lots of fun with her childhood friends! This storybook and playset features an interactive play scene on the last page. Also included are a Cinderella doll with brushable hair, a plastic comb, and two different play pieces (thick cardboard). One is shaped like Cinderella's mouse friends, Gus and Jaq, and one is shaped like her puppy Bruno.
 	Cinderella: A Royal Heart 	February 28, 2009
 	Once a princess, always a princess. The Enchanted Moments Collection will delight parents and children who share a love of storytelling. Relive the magic of Disney's animated film princesses: Cinderella, Ariel, Belle, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Jasmine--with all the enchantment, romance, and wonder of dreams that really do come true.
When a young girl named Katie becomes friends with Cinderella, she learns there's a lot more to being a good princess than wearing fancy gowns and going to royal balls.	Once a princess, always a princess. The Enchanted Moments Collection will delight parents and children who share a love of storytelling. Relive the magic of Disney's animated film princesses: Cinderella, Ariel, Belle, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Jasmine--with all the enchantment, romance, and wonder of dreams that really do come true.
When a young girl named Katie becomes friends with Cinderella, she learns there's a lot more to being a good princess than wearing fancy gowns and going to royal balls.
 	Cinderella: The Lost Tiara 	August 7, 2012
 	When a palace messenger brings word that Cinderella's new grandmother-in-law is coming to visit, everyone in the castle scrambles to prepare for her arrival. Cinderella wants everything to be perfect for her first royal guest! Now she'll get to wear the beautiful sapphire tiara Grandmama sent as a wedding gift. But when Cinderella goes to the royal vault, she discovers the crown is missing! Can she find it before Grandmama arrives at the palace?	When a palace messenger brings word that Cinderella's new grandmother-in-law is coming to visit, everyone in the castle scrambles to prepare for her arrival. Cinderella wants everything to be perfect for her first royal guest! Now she'll get to wear the beautiful sapphire tiara Grandmama sent as a wedding gift. But when Cinderella goes to the royal vault, she discovers the crown is missing! Can she find it before Grandmama arrives at the palace?
 	A Wish Your Heart Makes: From the Grimm Brothers' Aschenputtel to Disney's Cinderella 	February 10, 2015
 	With its kind heroine who receives her just reward-and a dashing prince-with the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is one the most beloved fairy tales throughout the world. Although the most popular versions appeared in Charles Perrault's Histoires ou contes du temps pass ("Stories or Fables of Times Past") (1697) and the Grimms' "Fairy Tales" (1812), the story can be traced back to the story of Rhodopis, a Greek slave girl who marries the pharaoh of Egypt, which Strabo recorded in the first century B.C.E. In the late nineteenth century, British folklorist Marian Roalfe Cox catalogued 345 variations of the story.
For more than two thousand years, children and adults have read and watched as Cinderella endured cruel mistreatment without complaining-and met her prince before the stroke of midnight. A Wish Your Heart Makes will trace the history of the fairy tale, emphasizing its strong ties to Walt Disney and his studio.
Major artists who illustrated the story of Cinderella range from Aubrey Beardsley, Edward Burne-Jones, and Walter Crane, to Gustave Dor , Edmund Dulac, John B. Gruelle, and Arthur Rackham. The story has been adapted to the stage many times, including the operas La Cenerentola by Giacomo Rossini and Cendrillon by Jules Massenet, the ballet by Sergei Prokofiev, and musical adaptations by Rogers and Hammerstein and Stephen Sondheim.
There have been scores of Cinderella films, beginning with a black and white short in 1907. But the most celebrated is Walt Disney's, one of his most beloved fairy tales-and the film that saved his studio, which had languished in the doldrums after the end of World War II. Years later, when a lunch guest asked Disney what his favorite piece of animation done at his studio, he replied, "I think it would be when Cinderella got her ball gown."	With its kind heroine who receives her just reward-and a dashing prince-with the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is one the most beloved fairy tales throughout the world. Although the most popular versions appeared in Charles Perrault's Histoires ou contes du temps pass ("Stories or Fables of Times Past") (1697) and the Grimms' "Fairy Tales" (1812), the story can be traced back to the story of Rhodopis, a Greek slave girl who marries the pharaoh of Egypt, which Strabo recorded in the first century B.C.E. In the late nineteenth century, British folklorist Marian Roalfe Cox catalogued 345 variations of the story.
For more than two thousand years, children and adults have read and watched as Cinderella endured cruel mistreatment without complaining-and met her prince before the stroke of midnight. A Wish Your Heart Makes will trace the history of the fairy tale, emphasizing its strong ties to Walt Disney and his studio.
Major artists who illustrated the story of Cinderella range from Aubrey Beardsley, Edward Burne-Jones, and Walter Crane, to Gustave Dor , Edmund Dulac, John B. Gruelle, and Arthur Rackham. The story has been adapted to the stage many times, including the operas La Cenerentola by Giacomo Rossini and Cendrillon by Jules Massenet, the ballet by Sergei Prokofiev, and musical adaptations by Rogers and Hammerstein and Stephen Sondheim.
There have been scores of Cinderella films, beginning with a black and white short in 1907. But the most celebrated is Walt Disney's, one of his most beloved fairy tales-and the film that saved his studio, which had languished in the doldrums after the end of World War II. Years later, when a lunch guest asked Disney what his favorite piece of animation done at his studio, he replied, "I think it would be when Cinderella got her ball gown."
 	The Enchanters: Fairy Godmother 	September 3, 2024
 	Before she created carriages out of pumpkins, fashioned gowns out of thin air, and conjured one-of-a-kind glass slippers, Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother was a spirited sixteen-year-old named Renée Dubois. But how did a human girl become a fairy godmother?
A young governess with a tragic past, Renée is determined to prove that fairies are real. Yet when her young cousin follows her into the woods one night and is caught in mortal peril, Renée has no choice but to offer herself in his place. Just when she thinks this is the end, she’s saved by a mysterious duo who take Renée under their wings, and she is brought into the world of the Fée.
So begins a life Renée hadn’t dared to dream of. Studying magic, forging friendships, and stumbling upon an unlikely romance, Renée is on an exciting path. But this new path is not without its own challenges.
Renée longs to return to the mortal realm with the coveted title of godmother, a dream that seems just out of reach. And her tireless empathy, as well as her boundless determination might be just what she needs to become the Fairy Godmother the world will come to know.	Before she created carriages out of pumpkins, fashioned gowns out of thin air, and conjured one-of-a-kind glass slippers, Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother was a spirited sixteen-year-old named Renée Dubois. But how did a human girl become a fairy godmother?
A young governess with a tragic past, Renée is determined to prove that fairies are real. Yet when her young cousin follows her into the woods one night and is caught in mortal peril, Renée has no choice but to offer herself in his place. Just when she thinks this is the end, she’s saved by a mysterious duo who take Renée under their wings, and she is brought into the world of the Fée.
So begins a life Renée hadn’t dared to dream of. Studying magic, forging friendships, and stumbling upon an unlikely romance, Renée is on an exciting path. But this new path is not without its own challenges.
Renée longs to return to the mortal realm with the coveted title of godmother, a dream that seems just out of reach. And her tireless empathy, as well as her boundless determination might be just what she needs to become the Fairy Godmother the world will come to know.
==See also==
*Disney Princess Beginnings
*Royal Weddings
*A Twisted Tale
*Kilala Princess
*Villains
*Disney Prince Novels
*The Dark Ascension Series
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