Once upon a time, a man whose wife was pleasant, kind and with sawed legs had died. He decided to marry again. Unfortunately, he took a mean, nasty and covered with hair, woman for his second wife. She had two ugly daughters, who were just like their mother in every way. One was fat with a crooked nose and all she did, was carrying food. The other one was skinny with long nose and all she did, was carrying makeup and trying on her beautiful dresses. The man had a daughter of his own, who was so good and kind that her stepmother and stepsisters hated her.

They made her do all the cleaning and cooking and made her wait on them, hand and foot. In the early morning she used to go to the forest to collected barrios and to carry; cranberries, blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries home. Afterwards she used to go to the city market and carry back home apples, gapes, plums, oranges, apricot, cherries, watermelons, melons, peaches, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, radish, carets, onions, peppers, eggplant, lattes, cabbage, and garlic… After the market she used to go to the farm. From there she used to carr

When her stepsisters returned from the ball, Cinderella pretended she had been sleeping. “Oh,” she yawned, “it’s so late!” It does not seem late to us,” they bragged, “For we were at the ball! We met the most beautiful princess, and she treated us like dear friends!” Cinderella smiled secretly and asked the name of the princess. “How should we know?” her stepsisters snapped. “Even the prince does not know her name… But at midnight, she hurried off. She even lost one of her glass slippers in her swiftness. You should have seen the prince! He simply stared at the slipper for the rest of the evening. It’s plain to see that he’s in love!”

“Oh yes!” cried Cinderella. “But what am I to wear? I could never go to a ball in rags like these.” Her fairy godmother reached out with her magic wand, touched the ragged dress… and a beautiful gown appeared in its place! Then she brought out a pair of tiny glass slippers, which were exactly the right size for Cinderella. As Cinderella climbed into the coach she promised to be home by 12 o’clock. Or ells everything will disappear and she will agene be a virgin in rags.

Cinderella was crying by the fireside when she heard a light tap at door. It was a beautiful woman. “Why do you weep, my child?” she asked. Before Cinderella could answer, the woman said, “Ah, my dear…I know why you are sad, for I am your fairy godmother! You wish to go to the ball and so you shall because you did an excellent job carrying the thinks you carry. But first, you must bring me a pumpkin.” Cinderella carried the pumpkin all the way from the farm to her fairy godmother, and the fairy touched it with her magic wand. At once, the pumpkin turned into a glittering coach! “Now bring me six mice,” she said. Cinderella carried the mice from the kitchen, and brought them to her fairy godmother. With a touch of her magic wand, she turned the mice into six prancing horses. Next, she turned a rat int

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