I was not thrilled when I first started this book because although it clearly states it’s not the same as the fairytale we all know, I was still shocked by the many character differences. However, the more I read, the more I just didn’t want to stop reading. I like the different, more realistic family dynamic she’s given Cinderella. It’s not a tale of a wicked step mother and sisters who come to sabotage her life. Her truth is actually quite different, you’ll see, if you so choose. If you sometimes find Disney to be too unrealistic in its princess’s love stories, you’ll love the better character development in this book. Sarah Pinborough paints Cinderella as more than just a nice girl who dreams of going to a ball. This new Cinderella has passion, wants love, likes the thrill of adventure, and is truly a little bit of a spoiled brat at times. Furthermore, I love how she’s woven in a few different fairytales and can’t wait to see what the next book is about and who is involved. Don’t hesitate to read this new take on Cinderella’s tale where a young girl who wants passion and love figures out…