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Ex libris Elvah Karshner
Ex libris Elvah Karshner
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MathildeFisher
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January 25, 2023
Subject: Cinderella
Subject: Cinderella
A sweet, kind fairy tale about Cinderella, moreover, it was made according to the Disney cartoon, so the book turned out to be very colorful, all the pages in it are bright, colored, there is not much text, according to the cartoon, while reading the book, it’s like looking through the cartoon about Cinderella again.
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mfarooqi
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September 28, 2020
Subject: It reminded me my childhood
Subject: It reminded me my childhood
awesome story.
Thank you
Thank you
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VLADTANYA
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November 13, 2019
Subject: VladPolunin
Subject: VladPolunin
Thanks 🙏
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wishiwashere
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September 20, 2014
Subject: Beautufully illustrated
Subject: Beautufully illustrated
This 1865 re-telling of the beloved classic Cinderella story is short and succinct using the common "everyday" way most people spoke back in the Civil War era, which might seem somewhat formal to us now in the 21st century. However, older elementary school-aged children should not have much trouble at all reading and comprehending this version. The best part of this little book is the lovely, detailed colored illustrations of which there are many considering the brevity of the story. If you are not interested in reading the story, but are one who appreciates fine book illustrations, you owe it to yourself to peruse this particular little book.
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Dr. Abdullah Shaghi
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April 26, 2014
Subject: Cinderella as a story for all the children
Subject: Cinderella as a story for all the children
This story is very charming. I like it. It is very nice and good story for all the children's who are growing day to day.
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soniarhode
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April 12, 2013
Subject: cindrella
Subject: cindrella
Its very nice and good story for all the children's who are growing day to day.
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cwzhn
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February 12, 2013
Subject: Woo~
Subject: Woo~
This story is very charming. I like it.
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Gerry Resmi Liyana
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June 21, 2012
Subject: Cinderella
Subject: Cinderella
very interesting
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jquinn9000
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November 10, 2010
Subject: Limp, Lifeless Prose Needs a Fairy Godmother of its Own
Subject: Limp, Lifeless Prose Needs a Fairy Godmother of its Own
Sorry to spoil the ending, but I have to say, I got a real kick out of the incredibly lame Victorian prose in this gem. Just picture trying to read this to your kids:
... Ladies of all ranks were permitted to make a trial of the slipper; but it was of no use. Cinderella now said, "Let me try—perhaps it may fit me." It slipped on in a moment. Great was the vexation of the two sisters at this; but what was their astonishment when Cinderella took the fellow slipper out of her pocket!
At that moment the godmother appeared,and touched Cinderella's clothes with her wand. Her sisters then saw that she was the beautiful lady they had met at the ball, and, throwing themselves at her feet, craved her forgiveness.
A short time after, she was married to the Prince, to the intense gratification of the whole Court.
Give me a break!
Personally I prefer the real version, where the evil sisters cut off parts of their feet to try to make the shoe fit, and then get heir eyes pecked out by birds as a punishment for their wickedness. Right On!! I have to believe that kids of any age and any time would agree.
... Ladies of all ranks were permitted to make a trial of the slipper; but it was of no use. Cinderella now said, "Let me try—perhaps it may fit me." It slipped on in a moment. Great was the vexation of the two sisters at this; but what was their astonishment when Cinderella took the fellow slipper out of her pocket!
At that moment the godmother appeared,and touched Cinderella's clothes with her wand. Her sisters then saw that she was the beautiful lady they had met at the ball, and, throwing themselves at her feet, craved her forgiveness.
A short time after, she was married to the Prince, to the intense gratification of the whole Court.
Give me a break!
Personally I prefer the real version, where the evil sisters cut off parts of their feet to try to make the shoe fit, and then get heir eyes pecked out by birds as a punishment for their wickedness. Right On!! I have to believe that kids of any age and any time would agree.
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rosamaria2948
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June 10, 2007
Subject: this book is very interesting
Subject: this book is very interesting
this book is very interesting
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