Cinderella; Or The Little Glass Slipper and Other Stories

The story of Cinderella also known as The Little Glass Slipper is one of the most famous and enduring fairy tales worldwide. It tells the story of a young girl named Cinderella who with the help of her fairy godmother overcomes hardship and mistreatment to attend a royal ball. There she captures the heart of the prince but must leave the ball before midnight when her magical transformation will end leaving behind a glass slipper as the only clue to her identity. In addition to Cinderella this collection may include other classic folktales and fairy tales such as Little Red Riding Hood Snow White Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast among others. These stories often feature common themes of good versus evil the triumph of kindness and virtue and the fulfillment of wishes and dreams. Over the centuries these tales have been adapted retold and reinterpreted by various authors and cultures becoming a cherished part of global folklore. While the specific versions and details of these stories may vary the underlying themes and lessons they convey continue to resonate with audiences of all ages.