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Cinderella Story

This story is a simplified retelling of the fairy tale Cinderella for beginning readers. It follows the classic plot where Cinderella is mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters but gets to attend the ball thanks to her fairy godmother, where she meets and falls in love with the prince.
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Cinderella Story

This story is a simplified retelling of the fairy tale Cinderella for beginning readers. It follows the classic plot where Cinderella is mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters but gets to attend the ball thanks to her fairy godmother, where she meets and falls in love with the prince.
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Step n.en Cartwright

Notes
Cinderella has been written in a special way to ensure
young children succeed in their first efforts to read.

tinat

To help with that success, first read the whole story


aloud and talk about the pictures. Then encourage
your child to read the short simpler text at the top
of each page and read the longer text at the
bottom of the page yourself.
Taking turns in this way builds up confidence and
children do love joining in. It is a great day when
they discover that they con read a whole story
for themselves.

provide an enjoyable
opportunity for parents and children to share the

The

stories in this series

excitement of learning to read.

Cinderella

Retold by Heather
Illustrated

by Stephen Cartwright

Language

consultant: Betty Root

Series editor;

There's

little

Amery

Jenny

Tyler

yellow duck to find on every page,

That's Cinderella looking out of the

She

lives

with her nasty Stepmother

They are always

really horrid to her.

and two

window.

ugly Stepsisters.

They

make

her work

all

day.

She cleans the house and cooks the meals. She wears old
clothes

and

sleeps

in

a cold, creepy room.

They are

The two

and

all

asked to a Grand

Stepsisters are so excited,

Ball

at the palace.

"We must have new

look our very best," they scream.

dresses,

The great day comes.

^The Stepsisters get ready


I

come?"

for

the Grand

asks Cinderella. "NO,

Ball.

"May

NO, NO," they

shout.

Cinderella

sits

down and

Suddenly she sees her

you

shall

go

Fairy

cries.

Godmother. "Do as

to the Ball," soys Fairy

Godmother.

tell

you and

"Bring

me these things.

Cinderella brings Fairy

mice, a brown rat

in

Godmother a pumpkin,

a cage, and

six

green

six

white

lizards.

Fairy

In

Godmother waves

flash,

the rat a

the pumpkin

is

coachman and

her

magic wand.

a coach, the mice are


the

lizards

horses,

are footmen.

Then Cinderella has a lovely dress and shoes.

"Go

to the

Boll/'

soys Fairy Godmother. "But you

must leave before the clock

strikes

midnight."

Cinderella goes to the palace.

The Prince meets her at the door. Everyone


Princess.

thinks she's

She has a lovely evening dancing with the

Prince.

Then the clock

"It's

midnight.

the palace

strikes

must go,"

stairs

so fast

twelve.

cries Cinderella.

one

of her shoes

She runs down

falls off.

She

She

runs

sits in

all

the

way home.

tine l<itclnen in

come home.

They

tell

her old clothes. Then the Stepsisters

Cinderella about the Princess.

Next day, the Prince

He wants
"I'll

is

very ur^lnappy.

to find the Princess.

marry the

girl

He

Inas

who can wear this

found

Iner

shoe.

shoe/' he says.

The

Stepsisters try

They push and


too small

pull.

on the shoe.

They scream and

for their big, ugly feet.

cry.

The shoe

is

much

May

try?" says Cinderella.

Of course, the shoe

fits

perfectly. Sudder^ly Fairy

appears and changes her clothes

into

Godmother

lovely dress.

have found you/' soys the

"Will

you marry me?"

They

live in

"Yes, please," Cinderella says.

the palace,

m 2003

Prince.

and are always

very happy.

by Usborne Publishing Ltd. 83-85 Saffron

Hill. London ECIN 8RT, England, www.usborne.com


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are Trade Marks of Usborne Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,
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This edition

first

published

Copyright

or otherwise, without prior permission of the publisher. UE. This edition

first

published

in

America

in

2003. Printed

in

Belgium.

Usborne

First Stories

Cinderella
This delightful picture

book version of the

traditional story of

been specially written for children who are


beginning to read. Stephen Cartwright's charming illustrations
Cinderello has

just

will inspire

young readers as well as giving


words and their meaning.
Other

clues to the
i

if

stories in this series include:

Red Riding Hood, Rumpelstiltskin,


Sleeping Beauty and Three Little Pigs.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears,

For

Little

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