Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister

Reader reviewed by walkinonsunshine

I thought this book was well- written and extremely well thought out. While it was a little dull in some parts, you couldn't help but want to finish and I was constantly impressed with the author's creative, realistic twist on the Cinderella story.

Reader reviewed by Shannon

This book seemed to be a bit boring in the begining because it didnt relate to the fairy tale Cinderella in the first half of the book. However, As i began to read on, I started to find all of the connections between Cinderella and the Stepsisters. I became more interested in this book then i thought i would ever be.

Reader reviewed by Michelle

this was an awesome book
of course it wasnt as good as Wicked
but it had all the favorite things i like in a book
-a good plot
-romance
-fanasy
and
-great characters

Reader reviewed by Katrina

The Cinderella story has never been told so down-to-earth. In a realistic world, where people have real problems, real pain, real fears. What might have been the grim truth behind the Grimm tale. All may not be one happy fairy tale.

Reader reviewed by Jamie

A version of the Cinderella story from the point of view of one of the ugly stepsisters, in this case young Iris, who blossoms into an interesting person in her own right, even as the beautiful Clara wins the hand of the prince.

This book seemed good by the back cover but it was awful I would try to read it but fall asleep that's how bad it was!!! I will never ever read this book again!

Reader reviewed by Alli

This book is a very terrible book. It was boring and felt like it was never ending. It seemed as if there were no real point to it. The book was about the life of one of the ugly stepsisters from Cinderella. From that I thought that this would be very good and interesting, but I was very very wrong.