CINDERELLA

Once upon a time there was a beautiful girl named Cinderella. He was so gentle that even the rats and birds were his friends.
            Each morning the birds had awakened from his sweet dreams with their song.
            Cinderella lives with her cruel stepmother and her two stepsisters, Anastasia and Drizella. They treated like a servant.
            Cinderella had to do all the cooking and sewing and washing and scrubbing.
            His sisters never did any work.
            One day a messenger came to the real home.
            He brought a letter from the King!
            The stepmother read the letter.
            The king was giving a real ball for the prince that night. Every girl in the kingdom were invited.
            "This means I can go!" Cinderella cried.
            Her sisters laughed.
            "Imagine, Cinderella dances with the Prince!" Drizella chuckled.
            "She is only fit to dance with a broom," said Anastasia.
            "But the letter says that every girl is called," Cinderella insisted.
            "So he does," his stepmother agreed. "You can go - if you get all your work done. And if you can find something to wear."
                "Oh, thank you!" Said Cinderella. He immediately ran to her room.
            Cinderella pulled a dress from his trunk.
            "This was my mother's dress," said the mice. "Is not she beautiful? It just needs some decoration."
                Cinderella's mice had never seen him so happy.
            A mouse named Jaq subtle thought Cinderella would have been the prettiest girl at the dance. A fat mouse called Gus agreed.
            Cinderella pulled out her sewing basket.
            "I need a band and a few fragments," he said.
            Just then her stepmother shouted, "Cinderella!"
                Cinderella ran downstairs.
            "Cinderella, wash the floor," stepmother ordered.
            "But I washed them yesterday," said Cinderella.
            "Well, wash them again!" He broke the cruel woman. "And dusting the curtains and clean windows and finish the seam."
                Mice sorry for Cinderella.
            "Cinderelly, do this! Cinderelly, do it!" Jaq said. "Cinderelly not have time to fix her dress. Then the stepmother will not let her go to the prom."
                "Poor Cinderella," Gus agreed.
            One of the mice had an idea. "Why can not we fix the dress of Cinderella? We can do it!"
                All animals have decided to help. Gus and Jaq hidden in the room of the stepsisters. Drizella and Anastasia were preparing for the dance.
            "This case is old," Anastasia said.
            "There are pearls horrible," said Drizella.
            They threw away their things.
            Gus and Jaq took the frame and beads.
            "Beautiful, beautiful!" Gus said.
            "Shh!" Jaq hissed. He was afraid to wake up Lucifer, the cat.
            But mice given safely in the attic.
            Soon every beak and legs was busy.
            The animal measured ... and cut ... and sewing. While they worked ... helped her stepsisters of Cinderella with their clothes.
            Soon it was time to leave for the ball.
            "Why, Cinderella," grinned stepmother. "You're not ready. What a shame."
                Cinderella walked slowly up the stairs to her room.
            "Oh, well, what is a Royal Ball," he said. "It would probably be boring and monotonous ..." Cinderella sighed. "Totally amazing!"
                But her dress was not finished. He could not go.
            Cinderella opened the door of his room.
                "Surprise!", Shouted the mice and birds.
            Cinderella believed to dream. Her dress was beautiful!
                "Oh, thank you!" Cinderella said to his little friends.
            He put on his clothes and ran downstairs.
            "It is not my beautiful dress? I can go to the prom?" Cinderella asked.
            Anastasia and Drizella breathless.
            "Mother, you can not!"
                "Well, we made a deal," he began his stepmother.
            At that time the sisters recognized the things I had thrown away.
            "My band!" Anastasia complained.
            "My pearls!" Drizella cried.
            The sisters in Cinderella's torn dress. They took back the frame and beads. Cinderella was left in tatters.
            Then Drizella and Anastasia went to the prom with their mother.
            Cinderella ran into the garden. He tried to remember her sweet dreams. But he did not think it would ever come true!
            His animal friends had never seen her so sad.
            "There's nothing to believe in. Nothing!" Cinderella sobbed.
            She did not notice the lights that gleamed and danced all around her.
            But Jaq and Gus did. He could hardly believe their eyes. The lights turned into a kind - looking woman!
            The woman stroked the head of Cinderella. She said: "You must believe in something, or I could be here ... and here I am! So dry your tears. Now where did I put my wand?"
                She was Cinderella's fairy godmother!
            Everything needed to help Cinderella was right in the garden.
            The fairy godmother waved her wand.
            Bibbidi, Bobbidi, Boo!
            Four mice became four white horses.
            Bibbidi, Bobbidi, Boo!
            A pumpkin turned into a beautiful carriage.
            A horse has become the coachman, and a dog has become the lackey.
            The fairy was very pleased.
            "Hop in, my dear. No time to lose," he urged.
            "I do not think that my dress," Cinderella began.
            "Good heavens, child! You can not go that way," said the Fairy Godmother.
            Bibbidi, Bobbidi, Boo!
            Suddenly Cinderella wore the dress of her dreams. And on his feet wore glass slippers.
            The Fairy Godmother says: "Like all dreams, my magic has to end. At midnight the spell will break."
            Cinderella has promised to be home before midnight. Rode off to the ball!
            The ball had already started.
            The king was not very happy.
            He wanted his son to marry. The Prince danced with every girl at the dance. But he was not in love with any of them.
            "Love at first sight only happens in fairy tales," the Duke said the king.
            At that moment she entered Cinderella.
            The Prince looked at her in amazement.
            That's the girl of his dreams!
            The prince asked Cinderella to dance.
            Everyone wondered about the beautiful girl.
            "We do not know?" Drizella asked.
            "The Prince seems," Anastasia said jealously.
            "There's something familiar about her," her stepmother said.
            When the dance ended, Cinderella and the prince walked in the garden.
            They were in love.
            Suddenly the clock began to strike at midnight!
            "I must go," cried Cinderella.
            "Wait!" Called the Prince. But Cinderella could not wait.
            As she fled. He lost one of her glass slippers.
            The Prince showed the glass slipper to the Duke.
            "Find the girl whose foot fits this ballerina. I will marry her!" Said the Prince.
            Meanwhile, Cinderella, dressed in rags had become again. The coach was a pumpkin now. The horses became mice again. And the coachman and footman had come back in a horse and a dog.
            All Cinderella had left was a glass slipper.
            The Duke looked all over the kingdom for the girl whose foot the slipper size. Soon everyone knew that the Prince would marry that girl.
            When Cinderella heard this, he got a dreamy look in her eyes. The stepmother saw the dreamy look.
            Cinderella did not want to marry the prince. So Cinderella locked in her room!
            The stepmother put the key in his pocket and left.
            Gus and Jaq seen it all.
            "We must get the key!" Jaq tears. Gus agreed.
            The two brave mice was able to get the key from his pocket with his stepmother.
            They struggled to get the large, heavy key to the stairs high.
            Jaq and Gus had to move fast! The Duke had just arrived. Her maids wore the glass slipper.
            Anastasia tried on the slipper. His foot was too big!
            Drizella tried next. She could not even put my toes in the shoe!
            "There are other women in the house?" Asked the Duke.
            "There is no other," his stepmother said.
            The Duke was about to leave when ... Cinderella ran down the stairs! Jaq and Gus had liberated!
            "Can I try on the slipper?" He asked.
            But the cruel stepmother took the valet. The waiter dropped. And the slipper broke!
            Luckily he had the other glass slipper of Cinderella.
            Of course, they fit perfectly!
            Cinderella and the Prince were soon married.
            It was a dream come true for Cinderella.
            Jaq and Gus were not surprised because they always knew that if we continue to believe, is what dreams!