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1 Disney princesses read. You should too.
DEAR... Disney princesses read. You should too.

2 Cinderella Stories Share your Cinderella story
Take your time Talk slowly and loudly Explain how the culture manifests itself Give examples from the text Identify the moral

3 The Grimm Brothers

4 Good things happen to good people.
Summing it all up... What is a common theme across all of the various Cinderella Stories? What is the overarching moral that we can take away? Good things happen to good people.

5 Universal Messages... The Cinderella story has been recreated so many times because its message has common value. It transcends our cultural differences. What other universal messages, or ideas that are reflected in various cultures around the world, can you think of?

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