Rough-Faced Girl An Algonquin Cinderella By Rafe Martin

An IRA Teacher’s Choice Book

An ABC Children’s Booksellers’ Choice

Winner of the Georgia Children’s Picture Storybook

Award Winner of Nebraska’s Golden Sower Award

The Korean Cinderella

By Shirley Climo

From School Library Journal-
“At once comfortingly familiar and intriguingly exotic, the text is especially noteworthy for its instructive but unobtrusive incorporation of Korean words.”

Smoky Mountain Rose An Appalachian Cinderella By Alan Schroeder

From Booklist-
“From the opening line's enlarged, boldfaced, attention-grabbing "Now lis'en," this spirited rendition begs to be told or read out loud for sheer enjoyment and for enrichment in folklore studies.”

Joouanah A Hmong Cinderella Story By Jewel Reinhart Coburn, Tzexa Cherta Lee

From Children’s Literature Review-
“The beauty is in the language and the art…A true delight for the eyes and a good story of a young woman who prevails over hardship and injustice. A good choice for libraries and classrooms.”

Fair, Brown & Trembling An Irish Cinderella Story By Jude Daly

From Riverbank Review-
“This retelling of the Cinderella tale is as fresh as the dawn, and as lovely, too. Based on an Irish variant, it restores an air of mystery and delight to this familiar story."

Sootface An Ojibwa Cinderella Story By Robert D. San Souci

From Booklist-
“A satisfying picture book for reading aloud or alone, and a good choice for classes studying Native Americans.”

The Egyptian Cinderella By Shirley Climo

The Persian Cinderella By Shirley Climo

Domitila A Cinderella Tale from Mexico By Jewel Reinhart Coburn

From Booklist-
“Young readers will enjoy comparing this moralistic story with the familiar fairy tale, and will come away with an expanded sense of the region's landscape and culture.”

Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters (The African Cinderella) Adapted & illustrated by John Steptoe

From School Library Journal-
“A magnificently illustrated book, filled with rich textures and vibrant color, and a story that will satisfy young romantics as well as those with a strong sense of justice.”

From School Library Journal-
“Here may well be the original of the story we know as ‘Cinderella.’

From Booklist, starred review-
“Particularly vibrant, both in its melodious language and its spirited art…A vital rendition of an old favorite.”

Baba Yaga and Vasilisa the Brave A Russian Cinderella Story By Marianna Mayer, K. Y. Craft

From School Library Journal-
“An engaging text and accomplished paintings set this version apart A stylized and classy offering.”

Ella's Big Chance - A Jazz-Age Cinderella By Shirley Hughes

Anklet for a Princess A Cinderella Story from India By Lila Mehta

Raisel's Riddle By Erica Silverman

From Publishers Weekly
"Starring a Jewish orphan in a long-ago Polish village, this colorful, expertly structured variation on Cinderella ...a hero attracted by wisdom and virtue; a fairy-tale patina plus old-world ambiance; and a tie-in to Purim that grounds the story without limiting its appeal."

Estrellita De Oro, Little Gold Star

Little Gold Star A Spanish American Cinderella Tale By Robert D. San Souci

A Selection of the Junior Library Guild

A Selection of Nest Literary Classics

Cinder Edna By Ellen Jackson

From Publishers Weekly
"Full of kid-pleasing jokes,"

Cindy-Ellen A Wild Western Cinderella By Susan Lowell

From Publishers Weekly
"Savory slang adds punch to this tale, which stresses the fairy godmother's message that `magic is plumb worthless without gumption.' Illustrations lush with cactus-flower colors and pale maize gold enhance this rawhide-and-lace fantasy,"

Cinderella A Fairy Tale By Charles Perrault

A faithful translation of the Charles Perrault classic tale, masterfully illustrated by Loek Koopmans and translated by Anthea Bell.

The Gift of the Crocodile - A Cinderella Story By Judy Sierra

From Publishers Weekly
"Setting this colorful story in the Spice Islands, Sierra (Nursery Tales Around the World) incorporates motifs found in Cinderella folktales from various parts of the world as well as elements of Diamonds and Toads-type fables."

The Gospel Cinderella By Joyce Carol Thomas

From School Library Journal
"A delightful universal tale with an added musical twist."

From Booklist-
“Children will enjoy the triumph of the outcast as well as the loving connections between the generations and between the stories.”

Cinderella (An American Cinderella Story) by Renee Rolle-Whatley, Doris Nomathandé Dixon

"We have a read-a-holic family and are always on the lookout for books to engage our youngest children, ages 3 and 5, so they can be part of our daily family reading time just before bed. Your books and tapes hold their attention and make them feel very grown-up. They love them, over and over again. Thanks!” —SP, Santa Monica, CA