I recommend this book to anyone 13 and older. Cinderella is Dead also covers important topics such as women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and having the freedom of voicing your opinions and views.
Without different political opinions, our world could become just as corrupt as Lille under King Manfred. It illustrates the ways good people’s opinions can have on this world and our society. Honesty and bravery are key points of this book. Together, they are the ultimate power couple, giving the people of Lille the power to fight for their rights as women and as LGBTQA+ members. Through her, the author showcases determination and honesty as her strongest characteristics. Sophia is represented as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, conveying that she is not only fighting for her rights as a woman but also her rights as an LGBTQ+ member. She is not only strong but also not afraid to admit to and fight through her fear. Sophia's strength and bravery are remarkable, making her the perfect role model for anyone. Together, the pair sought out the fairy godmother in hopes of stopping King Manfred from causing more harm to the women of Lille.Ĭinderella is Dead has a perfect main character who sacrifices everything to bring justice for all women. There, she meets Constance, a feisty redhead who is a descendant of Cinderella’s step-sister Gabriella. Stumbling around with grief, Sophia takes shelter at Cinderella’s grave. While living on the run, Sophia receives horrible news about a friend. King Manfred's guards begin their chase to capture her. Sophia wants to escape the king's evil hand, but when Sophia learns that her love, Erin, doesn’t love her back, she feels hopeless. Instead of finding a husband at the ball, Sophia runs away after arriving at the ball. Each year, King Manfred hosts a ball at the palace, in honor of the late Queen Cinderella, so men can hand-pick their spouse.
Sophia Grimmes lives in Lille, where women are counted as property.
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