make a children version of cindrella story
**Cinderella: A Tale of Kindness and Dreams**
Once upon a time, in a lovely little village, there lived a kind-hearted girl named Cinderella. She lived with her stepmother and two stepsisters, who were not very nice to her. They made her do all the chores, like cleaning the house and cooking dinner, while they had fun going to balls and parties.
Despite her hard work, Cinderella remained cheerful and always dreamed of a better life. She loved talking to the little animals in the forest, like the birds, mice, and rabbits, who became her dear friends.
One day, the king announced a grand ball at the palace! Everyone in the kingdom was invited, and Cinderella’s stepsisters were so excited. They spent days picking out fancy dresses and practicing their dancing. Cinderella wished she could go too, but her stepmother told her she couldn’t because she had too many chores to do.
On the night of the ball, Cinderella was feeling very sad. She helped her stepsisters get ready and watched them leave, but then something magical happened! Suddenly, her Fairy Godmother appeared with a twinkle in her eye.
“Don’t worry, dear Cinderella! I will make your wish come true!” she said. With a flick of her wand, she turned Cinderella’s ragged clothes into a beautiful gown that sparkled like stars. Then, she transformed a pumpkin into a gorgeous carriage and mice into lovely horses.
“Remember, my dear, you must return before the clock strikes midnight, or the magic will wear off!” the Fairy Godmother warned. Cinderella smiled and thanked her as she hopped into the carriage and rode off to the palace.
At the ball, everyone was amazed by Cinderella's beauty. The prince, who was shy but kind, asked her to dance. They twirled and laughed together, and it felt like a dream. Cinderella was happier than she had ever been!
But as the clock approached midnight, Cinderella remembered her Fairy Godmother’s words. She dashed away from the prince, leaving behind one delicate glass slipper!
When the prince realized Cinderella was gone, he was determined to find her. He searched the entire kingdom with the glass slipper, asking every girl to try it on. But it fit no one—until at last, he arrived at Cinderella’s house.
Cinderella’s stepsisters tried to squeeze their feet into the slipper, but it was too tiny for them. Finally, Cinderella stepped forward, and with a smile, she slipped her foot into the glass slipper. It fit perfectly!
The prince’s heart soared with joy. He had found his true love! He took Cinderella’s hand and invited her back to the palace, where they lived happily ever after.
From that day on, Cinderella’s kindness and dreams came true, and the little animals in the forest rejoiced with her. They all knew that with kindness in your heart and a little bit of magic, anything is possible.
And so, Cinderella taught everyone that goodness and hope can lead to wonderful things. The end.