Cinderella
by Trixie Belle (Author) Oliver Lake (Illustrator)
A simple adaptation of the familiar fairytale about Cinderella, featuring an illustration and a single word on each page.
In this Les Petite Fairytales edition of Cinderella writers Trixie Belle and Melissa Caruso-Scott and artist Oliver Lake present the classic story of the young servant girl, her mean stepsisters, magical Fairy Godmother, and handsome Prince.
Created especially for little readers, the full story of Cinderella is told with only a handful of words and bright, enchanting illustrations.
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Publishers Weekly
Belle and Caruso-Scott reduce Cinderella's tale to just 14 brief words and phrases in a board book that opens the Les Petits Fairytales series, along with Snow White. "Girl," reads the opening spread, as the blonde heroine in tattered dress mops the floor. The words chores, mean stepsisters, fairy godmother, and magic wand follow; Lake's clean digital artwork (necessarily) does significant narrative heavy lifting, taking Cinderella to the "Ball" and home again, with "Marriage" in store once she gets her "Glass Slipper" back. Reminiscent of Gibbs Smith's Baby Lit series, it's an impressively succinct introduction to favorite tales. Ages 1-3. (Oct.)
Copyright 2012 Publishers Weekly, LLC Used with permission.Review quotes
Trixie Belle lives with her princely husband and their three little nymph children in an enchanted cottage in Western Massachusetts, where she spins her tales.
Melissa Caruso-Scott resides with her inventive husband and their two mini-maestros in Brooklyn, where she promotes kindie music through Super Sonic Kids. Oliver Lake likes creating art that appeals to both children and adults. He exhibits at art galleries and sells prints of his work online.Tales
Cinderella (Legendary character)
