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Cinderella: A Magical Retelling With Pop-Up Surprises Wilson taking responsibility if the D-DayA pretty young girl begins a new life of misery when her mother dies and her father remarries. Nicknaming her "Cinderella", the girl's stepmother and ugly stepsisters soon put her to work, and when a royal invitation to two wonderful balls arrives, she is cruelly excluded. On the night of the first ball, however, Cinderella is rescued by her fairy godmother, who magically conjures a fine ball gown and golden coach, and firmly instructs her to be home
