Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for a chance to read this book in exchange for an honest review. 
 Publish date: 12th June 2015 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 This wasn't quite the book I expected to be reading, which is good and bad. This was not your average Cinderella tale, in fact I liked that part of it so much, I wish it had just been that, with no our-word travel etc, I'm sure she could have got the ideas elsewhere...especially as it made the ending of the whole thing terribly cruel!! 
 I found Kats' ability to cope with her sudden new environment rather refreshing, she got on with it and didn't spend her time moping about. She got on quite well too and I bet it was her book-worm tendencies. You pick up a thing or two when you read a lot of books... 
 I'd have liked to have seem more from Henry and Edward, they seemed pretty amazing characters, but I think the book was long enough and we saw them just enough to like them, I think they were my favourite. 
 I also found the whole book shallow, a lot of preoccupation on peoples looks, which is perhaps more understandable in the 'Cinderella time' and I do think that the point about less hours was a little off, they get paid per hour so cutting them doesn't help and there were a few times when her decisions would have made me put the book down had she seriously gone through with them - thankfully she never did. 
 I don't think I was meant to find the ending sad at all, but being a fan of Happily Ever Afters and One True Pairs I really did. Still, it's a refreshing take on the story of Cinderella!