Parents – or babysitters – will recognise the scenario, which never strays from reality…while the young audience will appreciate the situation and recognise a friend. They jumped into the spring to bathe and each turkey dropped something nice for their kind little keeper.

They made her live out in the turkey house, where she had to eat with the turkeys, and they did not give her any clothes to wear except a few of their old ragged ones. Cinderella is re-cast as a small, precocious toddler who knows what she wants and is determines to get it – a situation with which many parents will be familiar. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. Sue Heap’s attractive and lively illustrations are the perfect match to the simple text which is presented in beautifully clear font. Lessons of Resilience: "Little Cinderella" imparts valuable lessons of resilience, kindness, and believing in oneself in the face of challenges.With its magical elements and themes of kindness and perseverance, this classic story follows the journey of a young girl who triumphs over adversity and finds her happily ever after. But she's got a very BIG personality and one way or another she usually seems to bend others to her will. You definitely cannot say that about Teresa Heapy and Sue Heap’s “Very Little” series, and this is the second book that has had us simultaneously guffawing like goons and hugging ourselves with glee at just how durned great it is. I love the concept of twisted fairy tales - children know all the traditional tales so well and the variations bring new life to them, making them appealing and contemporary.

Little Cinderella by Anonymous : "Little Cinderella" is a timeless fairy tale cherished by readers of all ages. Early the following morning the little girl said to the turkeys, "My sisters are so unkind to me that I am going into the hole (The hole that swallows people down and they never come back again); but do not follow me.Well, go on then with your old turkeys," said the Corn girls, and they picked up handfuls of pebbles and threw them at the little girl and the turkeys. Please note, it is not possible to view the identity of the current bidder, only their auction username. I am going into the hole," she replied, "My sisters are so unkind to me that I am not happy, so I am going into the hole. No, thank you," replied the little sister, "I had rather stay with my turkeys and eat with them just as I have always done. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

It’s fun and quirky, and the hilarious pictures by Sue Heap work well with Teresa Heapy’s text and the original page layouts. Because they’re unique to every user, proxy bidders will never reveal your maximum bid to anybody else. With a Big Blue Scooter, an array of fabulous frocks and a Fairy Godmother for a babysitter what could go wrong?For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. When you place a bid on an auction, a message will be displayed on screen to confirm if your bid was successful.