Belinda and the Glass Slipper

Belinda and the Glass Slipper

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Big star, big role, big feet . . . Belinda is back! Only one person can fill those gigantic glass slippers, and that's Belinda the ballerina. Full color.
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published September 21st 2006 by Viking Juvenile
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(NS) Lisa
Belinda is auditioning for the Grand Metropolitan Ballet's production of Cinderella. She is the perfect dancer for the part. Miss Lola Mudge boasts that her "perfect, tiny feet" make her ideal for the lead, but she loses out to Belinda's superior skills and grace. On opening night, Lola locks Belinda in a broom closet and takes her place as Cinderella. With offstage help from her onstage fairy godmother, Belinda arrives in time for the prince to try the glass slipper on her foot. One thing is ce...more
Miri
Belinda is in a production of Cinderella, but her story also mirrors the Cinderella story, so there's kind of a trippy melding going on. Really fun, and I love how Belinda asserts herself.
Cheryl/Aradanryl
Great book that models self-acceptance, in this case having big feet as a ballerina who is to dance as Cinderella. A wonderful relief from all the 'perfect' physical attributes versions.
Jenny Forgay
Great remake of Cinderella involving my beloved Belinda. My little girl enjoys every story she is in. Great book to use when showing your students that their is only one of them.
Casie
My girls love all of the Belinda books. She stands for loving yourself as you are and always doing your best!
Kimberly
Jun 03, 2012 Kimberly marked it as to-read
Shelves: picture-books
We love the two Belinda books we've read, so I'll be tracking down this one as well.
Alicia Scully
This book was so cute! A new take on the Cinderella story, the book gives an account of a ballerina who deals with the actions of a jealous girl who wants her position. Adorable.
Allison
Today has been Belinda-filled! I love how this author tells a story.
Joe Gardner
Belinda in a take off on the traditional Cinderella story, sure to be enjoyed by Belinda fans.
Gail
Girl fights.
Katy Miles
I really liked this book! It just spoke to me for some reason.
Becky H.
Jul 17, 2008 Becky H. rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: little girls
Shelves: 2008, picture-books
Natalya's new favorite book. Belinda has been cast as Cinderella in the ballet. She has very large feet but is very graceful. But she must compete for the roll of Cinderella. One of the girls wants the roll so bad that she locks Belinda in a closet on opening day. But Belinda still manages to get her Prince.
The Library Lady
Being a big footed ballerina myself (though far, far less talented than Belinda), I can't resist these books. And I especially like the twist at the end of this one!
Lisita
Cute cinderella twist.
Daniela
May 07, 2013 Daniela marked it as to-read
Courtney Chapman
Feb 27, 2013 Courtney Chapman marked it as to-read
Shelves: school-book
San Frazier
Jul 24, 2012 San Frazier marked it as to-read
Suz Elsasser
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Belinda and the Glass Slipper (Hardcover)
Amy Young trained as a fine artist at Yale and received an MFA in painting from Indiana University as well as a law degree from Harvard. She lives in Spring Lake, Michigan.
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