Title: Utterly Surreal
Product review: Beautiful prose packs each page to convey the story of "Cinderella" from a stepsister's point of view. Which stepsister? It is up to the reader to find out. Their mother is a ferocious survivor; full of attitude and determination she is to keep her family of three from being homeless and starving. She is wicked and crooked, observed the people but is she really a witch? The reader gets to discover the truth. From start to finish, it seems that Mr. Maguire is supplying his readers with a conventional art of arguing about a few important aspects of life. Each character is emotional by right. The plot revolves around family ties and their schemes in keeping each other from succumbing to ruins. Also, each is with an agenda of one's own. If "Cinderella" the fairytale is a summarized version of a long story, then this narration details the behind-the-scene actions, at least in Mr. Maguire's perspective which turns out to be quite enthralling.
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