Cinderella and the Beast (or, Beauty and the Glass Slipper)
The Princess Swap, Book 1
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Cinderella and the Beast (or, Beauty and the Glass Slipper)
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Taylor Meskimen
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Kim Bussing
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What would happen if Cinderella found herself in the beast's castle, and Beauty woke up in some evil stepmother's home? Fairy tales meet Freaky Friday in this series, where there’s a magical mix-up for every princess!
Ella’s spent her life dreaming about adventure, but it’s hard to have adventures when you’re stuck with a stepfamily who treat you like a servant. When she unexpectedly wakes up in a land far, far away, she’s thrilled at the chance to embark on an epic quest. That is, until she finds herself trapped once more—this time in the castle of a dangerous beast.
Belle, meanwhile, has plans. Her family’s trading company is on the brink of ruin, and to save it, she’s going to enter—and win—a royal competition in the prince’s honor. But when she unexpectedly winds up in a cellar with a wicked stepfamily who have their own plans to keep her from the competition . . . things get complicated.
Happily-ever-after couldn’t feel farther away. Can Ella escape the beast’s clutches? And can Belle get rid of this stepfamily in time for the competition?
For other Princess Swaps, don't miss Snow White and the Dragon (or, Sleeping Beauty and the Seven Dwarfs)!
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Commentaires
★ "Bussing skillfully balances whimsy with danger as the protagonists find adventure, freedom, and new friendships. [A] delightful fairy tale mash-up." —Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Devourers of fractured fairy tales will enjoy this kindhearted take on two classics." —Kirkus Reviews