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ISBN:	1442429267 (ISBN13: 9781442429260)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.jennylundquist.com

Seeing Cinderella Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

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Calliope Meadow Anderson wishes her life could be more of a fairy tale—just like the stories she writes. Her best friend, Ellen, is acting weird, her parent's marriage is falling apart, and to top things off, she found out she needs hideously large and geeky glasses.

But Callie soon learns they aren't just any glasses—they are magical and let her read people's thoughts. For the first time ever she's answering all the questions right in math class, and gets a glimpse of what goes through people's minds all day, including what Ellen—and her longtime crush—really think of her.

As if dealing with these crazy glasses weren't enough, Callie tries out for the lead in her school's production of Cinderella and actually gets the part. Instead, Callie chooses to let Ellen have the lead and be Ellen's understudy—just like she has done for their entire friendship.

Add in a new girl who has something to hide, a secret admirer, a best friend stealer who isn't what she seems, and Callie's year just went from ordinary to extraordinary.

Can this supporting actress learn to be a leading lady in her own life? Or is she destined to stay in the background forever—even with her super-freaky-magic glasses?

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Title	:	Seeing Cinderella
Author	:	Jenny Lundquist
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	March 20th 2012 by Aladdin Mix
Categories	:	Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult. Magic. Fiction. Juvenile

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Top Five Reasons To Read SEEING CINDERELLA, by Jenny Lundquist:1. The Premise: Calliope Meadow Anderson (Callie) finds out she needs glasses. Her new frames are hideously largea total nightmare, except for one cool feature: When Callie wears them, computer screens appear over everyones heads, revealing their innermost thoughts! Suddenly, Callie knows what her best friend, secret crush, and locker partner REALLY think about her. Sometimes, thats not a good thing.2. Callies new friend Ana: She

Seeing Cinderella is a sweet story with a bit of magic rolled in. I loved the characters and the book was a lot of fun. At it's core though, there's a lot of heart. Definitely recommend this one for young readers (or adults who like a good story!)

Callie is starting 7th grade at a new school. She is ready for a new start. But she finds out she has to get glasses. As if her red frizzy hair and freckles aren't enough, now she has to wear big dorky glasses! But these aren't just any glasses; when she puts them on she sees bubbles over people's heads that show their thoughts. Her glasses let her read people's minds! Suddenly she knows what her best friend, her crush, her mom and everyone else thinks. But knowing what others think isn't always

My 3rd grade daughter loves to read. I have started looking for books now that she would like as she gets older. So when I saw this book posted on FB I bought an e-copy. I thought it was a fun book with a quirky take on the Cinderella story. Callie, a 7th grader soon to start Jr. High, needs glasses. The optometrist gives Callie a pair of special glasses while hers are on backorder. These glasses give her access to the thoughts of those around her. Callie soon finds out this gift isn't always a

This was such a fun read! I love how Callie isn't perfect by any means and learns a lot about herself and how her reactions affect other people during the course of the book. This book is thoughtful about learning to really listen to others and getting to know each person's story and motivations. If you enjoy this read, too, I suggest reading Jenny's other MG books, THE CHARMING LIFE OF IZZY MALONE and THE WONDROUS WORLD OF VIOLET BARNABY!

Calliope (Callie) Meadow Anderson is the quintessential wallflower. By choice. She is content to fade into the background, play second-fiddle to her beautiful and clever best friend and her sole aim in life is to wade through the murky waters of middle-school without any ripples.Her low self-esteem can also be attributed to the fact that she is far from happy with her appearance. A head full of frizzy red hair, freckles that have earned her the moniker of 'Polka Dot' and the possibility of nerd

CHARMING!!! I loved the style of this book and the characters were probably my favorite part. The writing had a very comical twist because at times you just had to burst out laughing at Callies awkwardness. If you remember any part of your middle school days then I am sure you can relate to the funny and absurd thoughts that would sometimes enter Callies mind. However, she owned her awkwardness! At first she was unsure of whom she was, but I love how Callie realizes that it is perfectly