Finding Cinderella was a heartwarming and adorable novella that took me less than an hour to finish. It's a modern-day Cinderella story... except it doesn't happen in a ballroom, but a high-school maintenance closet. 
 Two strangers meet each other in a dark closet. Daniel is hiding there during fifth period when a crying girl stumbles in and promptly falls on him. Sparks fly immediately, and after an hour of talking about soul-deep things, they share a kiss at the end. And then they make love for one slow, tender hour the next time they meet. Even though it is all pretend because they want to pretend they're in love, Daniel cannot forget their impromptu connection. But they have no contact with each other after that fateful day. Until one year later, a new girl comes into Daniel's life, and he finds himself drawn to her in an inexplicable way. The way he feels about Cinderella and the way he feels about this new girl are one and the same. Especially after he realises that the two loves of his life might not be different after all. 
 This story was such a sweet one that it took my breath away. Six and Daniel's chemistry was undeniable and the emotion was electrifying. But the best thing was Daniel's humor. He made me laugh, chuckle to myself, grin like an idiot, and then laugh a tonne more. He was just so cute and funny and so uncertain which made his character so likeable. I totally understood Six when she said that every word that came out of his mouth made her grin like an idiot. 
 She shoves my chest. "Stop! Stop saying things that make me grin like an idiot. My face has been hurting since the second I met you." 
 And I would love a guy to chase me the way Daniel pursued Six - intense and sincere. 
 "Daniel, there's a woman in the booth behind you changing her baby's diaper on the table. You're about to kiss me and the last thing I'll see before your lips touch mine is a woman wiping her infant's ass." "Six. Look at me." She brings her eyes back to mine and we're finally close enough that I could reach her mouth. "Ignore the diaper," I command. "And ignore the two men in the booth to our left who are swigging their beer and watching us like I'm about to bend you over this table." Her eyes dart to the left, so I catch her chin in my hand and force her attention back to me. "Ignore it all. I want to kiss you and I want you to want me to kiss you and I don't really feel like waiting until I walk you to your porch tonight because I've never really wanted to kiss someone this much before." 
 Honestly, these two are amazing for each other. They get each other on a spiritual level and click so well together. Both of them accept and love each other, including their flaws. The romance was so damn cute and honey-sweet and I had this ridiculous wide grin on my face for the entire story. 
 In typical Colleen Hoover-style, there was of course a huge reveal/plot twist that hit me like a truck. But (view spoiler)[ I think it was resolved nicely, if a bit rushed. I loved Daniel's attitude when he found out Six had been pregnant and decided to abort/give the baby up for adoption? (it doesn't really specify.) He wasn't a jerk to her and he tried to understand her options. (hide spoiler)] 
 Finding Cinderella was just perfect for hopeless romantics like me. Even if you're not a hopeless romantic, Daniel and Six' humorous yet emotionally charged banter will definitely warm your heart. I definitely recommend reading this beautiful romance!