The lush illustrations of this tale of a washer woman who is gifted a magic wand will transport the reader to the Caribbean.

This story has two "Cinderellas", and they are both overworked and overlooked. A great compare-and-contrast story.

This rootin', tootin', rip-roarin' tale takes place at a ranch, where Cindy Ellen has a cowgirl fairy godmother to help her deal with her family woes.

Melanie says:

I really enjoyed the illustrations in this Persian addition to the classic Cinderella tale.

I love that the author included the music and words to a traditional Yiddish wedding song in this Easter European Jewish Cinderella story.

This fun, wacky book has a male "Cinderella" who is just as put-upon as the female Cinderellas.

This exquisitely illustrated book introduces the reader to African culture while it weaves the tale of Mufaro's two daughters, both beautiful, but with very different temperaments. Which one will the king choose to be his wife?

I loved how the author incorporated some Korean words into the narrative.

Beautiful illustrations help bring forth this magical story set in the Last Frontier.

Flashlight Worthy says:
Margaret Kim Peterson, Associate Professor of Theology at Eastern University, recommended we add this book to the list and describes it as "lovely!!"