Cinderella's Secrets: The Untold Story of Ella

by George Helou

This new view on the classic story of Cinderella shows how we can move beyond exploitation, bullying and disillusionment by becoming aware of the personal need for respect and dignity. Cinderella's Secrets is a remarkable journey of a girl who learns the art of reinventing oneself to reclaim self-worth. She becomes empowered to make her precious dreams come true.

Join Ella on this journey where her innermost thoughts are revealed as she harnesses her inner wisdom and moves into a new life filled with love and abundance.

This is the beginning of a profound metamorphosis that sees a meek and timid girl move into wisdom and power as a young woman. Ella ends up at the ball - not because of a fairy godmother waving a wand, but because she discovers the magic that comes from within.

67 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 1, 2015

Reviews

[Savvy Reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

I listened to this and really enjoyed. It is written a little too simply, even if it is for kids. I think that it would be the perfect audio book for a drive to the zoo or an amusement park or something else fun! It is very calming and full of really great messages. I felt like it told me a few things I needed to hear, and I enjoyed how it gave a modern know your worth and love and do with intention twist on the traditional fairy tale.

[Jessika Malouf · Rating 5 out of 5]

An amazing story on how to tap into your own power and be able to achieve your own needs, instead of waiting for or expecting someone to « save » you or guide you.
I recommend it to anyone wanting to explore the magic within. Very clever!

[Cinematic Renaissance · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is extremely clever and inspiring. Any child will be blessed to read this book, being that it's not only a lovely read, but also a very instructive and empowering one because its essence is in self reliance, instead of waiting on others to empower us; and it shatters the programe that we should be saved by someone else entirely. I strongly recommend this book for children and adults alike.