Every time you turn the page a new narration starts. A great reading experience! If you go back you can listen again to each narration. As many times as you want! In this cutting edge book the unforgettable classic story is relived through pictures with bright colors, vivid characters fun rhymes and a narration sound track for bedtime and reading beginners. This is the magic story of Cinderella told in rhymes for your delight. The beautiful illustrations and the narration sound track will be found inside the book. Enjoy the reading! In a kingdom far away lived a beautiful child; Ella- she was called, and her manner was mild. Years ago, her father had lost his wife; he felt Ella needed a mother in her life. He married a woman with two daughters of her own; but he died and the stepmother’s true colors were shown. The stepmother was selfish, vain and unkind; she only had her equally selfish daughters in mind. Now called Cinderella, she became the maid; To have happiness again, she hoped and she prayed. One day, a messenger held a letter from the king, there was to be a ball where all ladies could dance and sing. It was for his son, the prince of the land; who needed a lady with a suitable hand. The stepsisters were excited to meet the prince; they wore dresses that could make one wince! They demanded that Cinderella do this and that; mending their dresses and feeding their cat. Oh how Cinderella wished she could go, where to get a dress- she didn’t know! “We’re leaving you to clean up the mess, You’ll never find a pretty dress.” Cinderella cried as they left her alone; she couldn’t go to the ball, she had nothing of her own. Suddenly a light flashed before her eyes; Her fairy godmother had heard her cries! “Don’t cry Cinderella, for I will help you, we’ll see this wonderful ball push through. We’ll give you something to wear, no one will ever be as fair!” A beautiful dress, as beautiful as she was; and delicate glass slippers that made her pause. She now had a carriage, a footman and horses; All thanks to her fairy godmother’s magical forces! “You must leave before the clock strikes midnight; leave like you and your carriage are in flight. This magic I gave you won’t last forever; it’s up to you, I know you’re clever.” Once Cinderella arrived at the ball, everyone thought she was the fairest of all. The prince immediately approached her to dance; it was a wonderful start for their romance. The stepsisters were jealous; who was she? This lady was lucky as could be. Suddenly the clock began to chime; Cinderella had run out of time! The prince called out for her: “Please, wait!” but Cinderella left him; it was too late. All she left was a glass slipper, the only clue; the prince would use the slipper; it would do. He and his soldiers knocked on every door; it seemed there was hope no more. The prince came to one more place; He was ready to give up on this chase. Two sisters fought over the shoe made of glass; his last chance had come to pass.