HO. LY. CRAP. This book was ... exciting. I got this book in advanced; apparently it was an 'uncorrected' version but I saw no mistakes. Everything was perfect, in my opinion. This book was everything I was expecting and everything that I wasn't at the same time. Doesn't make sense? That's okay. I don't want to give too much away since this hasn't even been released yet, but it's good. It's so good. The story is a brand new twist on the story of Cinderella, but there's other fairytale elements in the book that I noticed. 
 The Shoemaker and the Elves. 
 Snow White and the Huntsman. 
 The Frog Prince. 
 Sleeping Beauty. 
 The Twelve Dancing Princesses. 
 Hell. Rapunzel was in there too. 
 The Godmother was evil as Hell; none of that bippity boppity boo crap that we all know. She's infuriating in her quest to bring down the main character, Pin and her pal, Shoe. Enough that I growled through a lot of the pages that she was involved in. There's a twist to a lot of the characters in the book that reminded me of Divergent. But different enough to stand on its own. Either way, this book was amazing. There's this crazy fight scene at the end where I was just sat in my chair like -- !!!!!!! throughout the whole thing. When this book comes out, you'll love it. It's intriguing, at times very heartwrenching, and so damn riveting. 
 Edit: I've noticed a few comments about the cover and comments about the dress as well. Once you read the book, you'll understand why her dress was red. This book isn't the Cinderella (they don't even call her Cinderella in the book!) as we know her to be, it's something more and the red dress has a distinct meaning that becomes apparent in the last few chapters or so.