Cinderella Books
Hannah Gibson
Created on February 7, 2023
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Cinderella
Books
PRESENTATIONby Hannah Gibson
Multiculturaloutlier: GrimmMovie basedAnimal centeredNew viewpoints
Variations
Children's fictionYoung adultScience fictionFolkloreHistorical fiction
Genres
The Folk Tale of Cinderella
Once Upon a Time...
Prince charming returns the item and they live happily ever after
Loses an item at event(Shoe, jewelry, etc)
Gets invited to an event(ex. ball)
Orphaned child lives with stepmother and sisters
Common events
Marcia Brown- Wrote "Cinderella" a classic take on Perraults version- Awarded the Caldecott Medal in 1955(Most distinguished American picuture book of that year)Tuan Ch’eng-shih or Ai Ling Louie Yeh Shen-Earliest recorded version (Chinese Tale)
Charles Perrault - Most popular version- First to include the glass slipper, pumpkin carriage, and fairy godmother- Published in 1697 - Version most closely related to what we know today
Notable Authors
Go to books...
i like the story of cinder edna. but I don't like all the judgment the narrator places on cinderella. I suppose that for an older chid, they'd get the joke, but my daughter is a bright 4.5 year old, and, i'm afraid this book teaches about passing judgement and makes a very negative statement about what the narrator imagines cinderella to be like. This would be a much better story if cinder edna was a parallel to the cinderella story. but it very much feels like cinder edna is meant to be superior in an unpleasant way.It's too bad, because i really do like the cinder edna part of the story. i'm just not comfortable with the judgement on cinderella and her prince (they are both made to be very vain, interested in nothing more than their looks)Deborah G
Cinder Edna By Ellen JacksonSuch a wonderful book with a strong female role model being prized not for her looks but her wit and resourcefulness. She's not being rescued but falling in love with a man she shares much in common with. It also tells Cinderella's story as cinder Edna' s neighbour and the contrast is great. My 3yo daughter loves it and so do I!- Kate
Reviews
Kindness will be rewarded, selfishness will not
Theme
https://www.amazon.com/Cinder-Edna-Ellen-Jackson/dp/0688162959/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8https://study.com/academy/lesson/charles-perraults-cinderella-morals-themes.htmlhttps://scholarsarchive.library.albany.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1001&context=honorscollege_anthrohttps://bookriot.com/the-history-of-cinderella/https://teachingmadepractical.com/cinderella-books-multicultural-stories/
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