This deliciously illustrated modern-day Cinderella tale (with a healthier dose of sisterly love) is sure to enchant young fashionistas . . . or anyone with a sister. Charlotte Bartlett-Kruger is the youngest of six sisters, which means she gets lots of hand-me-downs. And while she is happy to inherit her sisters well-loved toys, dresses are a different story. Dresses just arent pretty by the time they are passed down to Charlotte. When her parents decide to have a fancy dress-up party, Charlotte is so embarrassed by her clothes that she would rather skip the party than go in something tattered and old. But her sisters just might have an extraordinary surprise in store for her. . . .

 

This book has been graded for interest at 3-7 years.

There are 40 pages in this book. This book was published 2016 by Random House Books for Young Readers .

Trisha Krauss decided she wanted to be an illustrator at the age of fifteen. She spent several years in New York, where she worked with some of the most creative designers, art directors and advertising agencies. She likes to use watercolour or acrylic and draw on plywood or other objects she finds. Her illustration has been exhibited in New York and Rome. She now lives and works in London and has just finished her first picture book with the author Lauren Child. Visit Trisha's website: www. trishakrauss. com