Henry Charming and the Glass Slipper | Completed

Henry Charming and the Glass Slipper | Completed

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It took Disney three Cinderella movies for us to finally get some good backstory and character development with the prince. Hopefully, it only takes me once. Henry and the Glass Slipper tells the classic fairy tale of Cinderella from the point of view of the prince. It allows the readers to see it all from a new perspective and to maybe even give them a new outlook on the story. Why did he fall for Cinderella in a single night, and why was he so desperate to chase after what seemed to be a ghost with only a glass slipper as evidence of her existence? Life as a royal seems to be full of pomp and lavishness, but just because someone grows up in the lap of luxury does not mean their life was the picture of perfection. Castles may come with beauty and grandeur, but they also bring a detestable history that still seeps through the cracks. This story investigates just which cracks made the prince into Prince Charming, and which cracks broke him. Disney owns the cover image Best: #488 in Ella
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This is inspired by a writing project I supervised when I worked with an elementary student. This writing project was a group project to make their own spin on a fairy tale assigned to the group. It had to have all the main points of their fairy tale, start and and with the common phrases of a fairy tale, and it had to have their own creative spin. My student did Cinderella, and it was so fun to work with him and his group, I wanted to make my own. Our dear Cinderella loves to bake, but she's not exactly looking for love when an opportunity to make a name for herself comes up. As for Prince Charming, he is looking for love, just not in the usual fairy tale fashion. And as usual, there's some extra mischief from the step family, royal family, and fairy godmother. Heaven only knows what's going to happen, right?

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