Fairytales and Folktales

[Judy Zendell]

The Cinderella fairy tale has countless tales from other cultures...just a 
few: Rough-Face Girl (native American), Egyptian Cinderella, Korean 
Cinderella, Yeh-Shen (Chinese), Mafuro's Beautiful Daaughters (African), 
Tattercoats & Princess Furball (British), Vassilisa the Beautiful 
(Russian), and Cinderella (French by Perrault...the one we're most familar 
with) etc., etc.  Maybe a public library children's librarian can lead you 
in the right direction.  I hope this is helpful.

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