Cindy Ella (edit title)

• Rated 4 stars

“I thought this book was a great twist on the fairytale, and made me want to really read the sequel. The characters were realistic and relatable, and even though I'm not as outspoken as Cindy was, I wish I had the guts to say what she did.

~mea~”

• Rated 5 stars

“its a fantabulos book its a sweeter version of cinderella and its more true ”

• Rated 3 stars

“Your average cinderella story has come to life in a teenagers point of view. Basically, this is a book about a teenagers dreams coming true from the guy, to her stepmom, to her step sisters. Whisked away from reality into fantasy land.”

• Rated 4 stars

“i like the book so . i dont really have a favorite part yet. and would recomend this to my peers.”

• Rated 5 stars

“lol very funny”

• Rated 2 stars

“Very funny.”

• Rated 4 stars

“This book is pretty good...I mean the life a teenage girl, prom, and ugly step sisters.”

• Rated 4 stars

“LibraryCin said: 4.5 stars
Cindy is a 15-year old, with a stepmother and two stepsisters who are incredibly superficial. With the prom coming soon, her entire school is obsessed with that alone. Cindy takes a stand against the prom and writes a letter to the school newspaper about it, and if she wasn’t enough of an outcast before, she is then… But, she has two best friends, the hippie-like, India, and the gay Malcolm to help her through it all, as well as her online friend BklynBoy.

This was just really fun and funny teen chick lit, if there’s such a thing! I loved it! It’s another one that made me feel like a teenager again, going through all the teenage angst that Cindy went through. I loved Malcolm and India. Loved the ending, too!!
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• Rated 4 stars

“4.5 stars.

Cindy is a 15-year old, with a stepmother and two stepsisters who are incredibly superficial. With the prom coming soon, her entire school is obsessed with that alone. Cindy takes a stand against the prom and writes a letter to the school newspaper about it, and if she wasn’t enough of an outcast before, she is then… But, she has two best friends, the hippie-like, India, and the gay Malcolm to help her through it all, as well as her online friend BklynBoy.

This was just really fun and funny teen chick lit, if there’s such a thing! I loved it! It’s another one that made me feel like a teenager again, going through all the teenage angst that Cindy went through. I loved Malcolm and India. Loved the ending, too!!”

• Rated 5 stars

“I read this last summer when i couldn't sleep in finished it in like 2 hours!”