The Gospel Cinderella
The Gospel Cinderella by Joyce Carol Thomas is a unique retelling of the classic fairy tale, published by Harper Collins on May 11, 2004. This first edition features 40 pages and is presented in English. The story introduces a singing Cinderella, whose voice is described as flavorful as licorice, alongside a Crooked Foster Mother and two evil sisters. The narrative unfolds at the Great Gospel Convention, where an enchanted melody becomes the focal point of the Prince’s quest.
Readers will discover a blend of fantasy and music as the tale explores themes of family, royalty, and the challenges faced by orphans. The collaboration between Joyce Carol Thomas and Caldecott Medal-winning artist David Diaz brings a soulful twist to the familiar story, enhancing its appeal through vivid illustrations. This edition invites readers to experience a fresh perspective on the beloved Cinderella narrative, enriched with elements of folklore and magic.
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Once upon a time . . .
There was a singing Cinderella?
Yes, with a voice as flavorful as licorice.
There was also a Crooked Foster Mother and two evil sisters. A Queen Mother Rhythm and a Prince of Music.
And while there’s no glass slipper to leave behind at the Great Gospel Convention, there is an enchanted melody for the Prince to search for . . . and to find.
Award-winning author and poet Joyce Carol Thomas and Caldecott Medal-winning artist David Diaz have infused the classic Cinderella tale with a soulful twist.
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