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Book Title
Cinderella of the Nile
Publication Name
Cinderella of the Nile
Title
Cinderella of the Nile
Author
Beverley Naidoo
Illustrator
Marjan Vafaeian
Contributor
Marjan Vafaeian (Illustrated by)
Format
Hardcover
EAN
9781910328293
ISBN
9781910328293
Publisher
Tiny OWL Publishing The Limited
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Topic
Fairy Tales & Folklore / General
Release Date
14/05/2018
Release Year
2018
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Height
0.4in
Item Length
10.8in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz
Series
One Story, Many Voices
Publication Year
2019
Item Width
9.4in
Number of Pages
40 Pages

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Beautifully retold by the award-winning author Beverley Naidoo, this earliest-known version of Cinderella is brought to life for the modern day reader. Rhodopis is a Greek girl who is sold into slavery by bandits and taken to Egypt. Along the way she becomes friends with the storyteller Aesop and a host of playful animals. Her master gives her a pair of beautiful rose-red slippers, making three other servants jealous. But when Horus, the falcon, sweeps in to steal her slipper, Rhodopis has little idea that this act will lead her to the King of Egypt.

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Publisher
Tiny OWL Publishing The Limited
ISBN-10
1910328294
ISBN-13
9781910328293
eBay Product ID (ePID)
16038394337

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Book Title
Cinderella of the Nile
Author
Beverley Naidoo
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Fairy Tales & Folklore / General
Publication Year
2019
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
40 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10.8in
Item Height
0.4in
Item Width
9.4in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz

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On the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage, it's hard to think of a story as unfashionable as that of Cinderella. In his 2015 film Kenneth Branagh meant to portray his heroine as "strong and independent" - only to be hit with a backlash when his star, Lily James, admitted she had been on a liquid diet to fit into Cinderella's corsets. But in this delightful retelling of an ancient Greek variant by Beverley Naidoo, our heroine wins the day without a fairy godmother of a fancy frock. Our heroine is actually called Rhodopis, a Greek girl born "long, long ago" with "eyes like sapphires" and hair the "colour of the finest sunset". Rhodopis is no bra burner: "She collected water from the well, fed the chickens and did everything her parents asked with a smile. "You are our treasure!" they said. But when she is snatched by bandits and taken to Egypt to be sold as a slave, she shows her steel. "Blow wind, blow, I promise to be strong," she sings to herself as the waves batter her ships - and when her fellow slave girls torment her, rubbing sand into her food, her resolve only grows: "Blow wind blow, watch me bend, not break!" Rather than moping in the slave hut, she is soon dancing by the banks of the Nile - and weaving her spell of the Pharaoh. Africa has inspired much of Naidoo's fiction. As a student, she was arrested for campaigning against apartheid, and her first book Journey to Jo'bburg (1985) about two children under the regime, was banned in south Africa until 1991. The Other Side of Truth (2000), a tale of Nigerian political refugees, won the Carnegie. Cinderella of the Nile - illustrated by Marjan Vafaeian - is another such story of triumph over adversity. It's not exactly a feminist anthem, but perhaps a retelling of Cinderella was never going to be. Instead, Naidoo gives an ancient heroine a modern feel. - The Telegraph Picture book publishing is full of fairy tale retellings but in its One Story, Many Voices series, Tiny Owl showcases well-known tales told from different perspectives, drawing on a rich global heritage. Here, Naidoo recounts the earliest-known version of Cinderella, where her new master gives her a pair of ruby red slippers. Iranian illustrator Vafaeian's art is vibrant and distinctive. - The BooksellerThis is an original retelling of an old, old story about a poor girl who is enslaved for her beauty, tragically relevant in today's world as it was in Aesop's time. Beverley Naidoo's poetic retelling places the Cinderella story on a global map... Marjan Vafaeian's jewel-like illustrations, delicate and patterned as Rhodopis' lost slipper, transport the reader on a visual odyssey of Rhodopis' life. - Sita Brahmachari.The ancient origins of the story is evident through Marjan Vafaeian's use of the side on figurative imagery found in the Greek art of the period as well as in Ancient Egyptian wall paintings. Her stylised patterned landscapes in opulent shades of red, brown and green are stunning and a perfect complement to Beverley Naidoo's fine telling. - Red Reading Hub, The ancient Mediterranean slave trade drives the plot of this 2,000-year-old legend retold by Naidoo. A girl named Rhodopis (Greek for "rosy-cheeked") is celebrated for her beauty, but pirates know that "a girl like this could be sold for a fat bag of silver coins." Like a river, Rhodopis's story rolls by many things: a sojourn with the owner of the legendary field slave Aesop--who tells her a fable of trees and reeds, emphasizing that because the reeds bend, they do not break--and a place with a Greek merchant who treats her like a daughter, sparking the jealousy of his Egyptian servants (three malicious sisters). From here, the parallels with "Cinderella" emerge, as a slipper stolen by Horus the falcon god unites Rhodopis and the Pharaoh. Vafaeian's richly hued and intricately detailed folk-style illustrations offer a visual counterpoint to a complex tale. Ages 7-11. (Jul.)- Publishers Weekly, "Cinderella is an actual slave in this illustrated Egyptian version of the story. Born in Greece at a time when "pirates freely roamed the seas" and affectionately called Rhodopis, "rosy-cheeked," she is pale-skinned with long, red hair and "eyes like sapphires." One day, while herding goats, she is kidnapped by a pirate wearing what looks like a turban. She is sold on an island, where she befriends Aesop, another slave, who is depicted as a black man. Her master doesn't like her melancholy face, so he sends her down the Nile, where she is sold again, this time to a Greek merchant named Charaxos, who treats her well--which makes his Egyptian servants, three brown-skinned women, jealous. Through her torments, Rhodopis sings the song Aesop taught her and befriends animals as a comfort. When the pharaoh, who has brown skin, hosts a feast, the Egyptian servants arrange to go. Rhodopis is washing clothes in the river when the falcon-headed god Horus picks up one of her shoes. He delivers it to the pharaoh, who takes it as a sign and sets out to find the slender-footed owner of the slipper. Iranian artist Vafaeian's stylized illustrations successfully evoke an older, different world, with meticulously textured coloring, unusual use of size and proportion, and ancient Egyptian aesthetic. As with most fairy tales, readers may disagree over whether this version is suitable for children. A rich addition to the global fairy-tale collection. (Fairy tale. 8-12) "- Kirkus Reviews
Illustrated by
Vafaeian, Marjan
Copyright Date
2018
Dewey Decimal
823.92
Series
One Story, Many Voices Ser.
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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