Accidental Cinderella is a romance fiction for young
adults written by Emily Evans.
Ella is the new girl in Erskine Preparatory School,
an exclusive boarding school for the elite. Though she’s happy to be there on a
scholarship, she knows right away that she doesn’t fit in.
Still, being in St. Erskine is better than staying
in Texas with her stepmother. Here she has sweet and vivacious Penelope Penworth
and her brother Hale, who lets her know early on that he is not dating for
reasons he doesn’t wish to discuss with the new girl.
However, the new girl has a lot more on her plate at
the moment besides not-dating senior and shady suitemate. She just learns that St.
Erskine doesn’t offer scholarships. If that is the case, why is her tuition
paid in full and who paid it?
This is more than a traditional romantic story for
young adults. This is about family, friendship, passion and even prejudice. This
is something that young readers will learn a lot from. It promotes loyalty
between siblings and between friends. It encourages young people to pursue
their passion and be the best they can be.
However, it seems that the author focused more on
the plot than on descriptions and character development. With a few shocking
revelations, the plot is no doubt a great one. Though the settings were fairly
described, I prefer more details and movements. In addition, the back
stories were too brief making the characters less developed than they should
have been.
Still, it was a great read and I enjoyed it
immensely.
Congratulations to Emily Evans (@Emily_Evans_M)
on such an amazing book. For more of the author’s books, visit Emily Evans Books.
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