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― Aniesha Brahma, Children's Classic Stories: Volume 1

“Cinderella tried on the shoe and it fit her perfectly. The Prince was overjoyed to know that his one, true love had been found. He came out of the Royal carriage and whisked her away to meet the King and Queen. They were married the very next day. The stepmother and stepsisters were punished for their cruelty by the King. The Prince insisted the stepsisters spent one day a week working in the Palace kitchens just to remind them how horrid they had been to Cinderella. As for the Prince and Cinderella, they lived happily ever after.”
― Aniesha Brahma, Children's Classic Stories: Volume 1

“Is it beautiful?” one of the weavers sighed. “Oh, yes. Yes, of course,” the butler said. He did not dare to tell them he could not see the fabric for the fear of losing his job. So he went back to the Emperor and reported, “The clothes are coming on beautifully. You shall look wondering in them, Your Majesty.” The Emperor was delighted. The weavers sent word that they needed a little more fabric to”
― Aniesha Brahma, Children's Classic Stories: Volume 1

“of the fair young maidens of the land to attend the King’s Ball. The handsome young Prince was to choose one of them for his wife at the Ball. The stepsisters were beside themselves with joy as they planned what dresses they would wear to the Ball. They could talk about nothing else. “What shall I wear to the Ball?” poor Cinderella asked, as she watched her stepsisters. “You?” one of them laughed cruelly, “Surely, you do not think we would take you to the Ball!”
― Aniesha Brahma, Children's Classic Stories: Volume 1