The Uncomfortable Glass Slippers sees a reluctant Sabrina Summers and her friends returning to the strange land of Dralfynia after Witchy Wu follows them to their high school. In the sequel to The Uncooperative Flying Carpet, The Uncomfortable Glass Slippers shows Sabrina Summers as Prince Charming, her brother, Rory, is Baby Bear, and her friends, Persis and Olive, are Sleeping Beauty and Goldilocks. They learn that they need to find the magic glass slippers and take them and Ruggy, the uncooperative flying carpet, to the Island of Merthyr. Before that can happen, the friends encounter more goblins, a very smelly shoe museum, a terrifying were-dragon, and make unlikely friends with a pair of sisters desperate to marry any prince. Once again, they use the skills that are unique to their fairytale characters and Sabrina’s courage and resourcefulness are pushed to the limit. To add to the drama, they discover that the real Cinderella has been imprisoned by the Beast with Eight Fingers in a case of seriously-mistaken identity, so they need to rescue her as well – all within three short days. By the end of The Uncomfortable Glass Slippers, Sabrina knows who she can trust, who has betrayed her, and what she needs to do next.

They thought it was all over; they were so wrong. Follow the further funny and scary adventures of Sabrina Summers as she and her friends return to Dralfynia. They must battle the Beast with Eight Fingers, Witchy Wu and time itself to find a safe haven for Ruggy, rescue the real Cinderella and find the most uncomfortable glass slippers ever.

Sabrina Summers and her friends are forced to return to Dralfynia, and they're not happy! This time, she finds that she's Prince Charming, a boy, and her life is in danger, again. But if she thinks she's got it hard, pity her poor brother. This time he's Baby Bear. Follow Sabrina, Rory, Persis and Olive as they take on the quest to find the most uncomfortable glass slippers ever and maybe, just maybe, do something to make a difference to the people of Dralfynia.

So you got the guy on the big white horse, and the beautiful little mermaids, and the picket fence, and your life isn’ t . . . perfect in every imaginable way? You’re not alone. In 1997, Gabrielle Reece married the man of her dreams—professional surfer Laird Hamilton—in a flawless Hawaiian ceremony. Naturally, the couple filed for divorce four years later. In the end they worked it out, but not without the ups and downs, minor hiccups, and major setbacks that beset every modern family. With hilarious stories, wise insights, and concrete takeaways on topics ranging from navigating relationship issues to aging gracefully to getting smart about food, My Foot Is Too Big for the Glass Slipper is the brutally honest, wickedly funny, and deeply helpful portrait of the humor, grace, and humility it takes to survive the happily ever after.

There are secrets about finding true love in the story of Cinderella! Take a journey with the author as she shares the revelations of God’s view about love and marriage as found in the one story that has changed the lives of millions of women for generations. What is it about the story of Cinderella that mesmerizes and captivates the attention of women to seek the prince at any cost? The author inspires and encourages the reader to see the value of a blessed marriage in the story of Cinderella from a spiritual perspective. The author clearly highlights the fact that the way women are approaching love and marriage is not yielding the results that they desire. She challenges women to approach love & marriage from God’s fulfilling approach in order to experience a true happily ever after story!

When Charlie's father, iconic shoe designer Elroy Glass, dies after a long illness, everyone expects that he'll leave his business to his glamorous wife and eldest daughters who have run the company for years. But at the will reading, it's announced that his fashion empire has been left to Charlie, his youngest daughter, who decides she needs to make a few changes in her life. After several weeks at a California boot camp, she's thinner, blonder, and ready to revitalize the Elroy Glass brand. She'll soon discover that there's more to reinvention-- and running a fashion empire-- than meets the eye.

At some level we all walk in “glass slippers”, but when mental illness strikes it can make one so vulnerable and fragile in ways most of us cannot imagine. In Glass Slippers, the author explains her struggles with mental health issues, including downfalls and triumphs, in a way that helps the reader understand internal conflicts for those afflicted with emotional and mental health challenges in a more meaningful way. Life in her small community on an island in the State of Washington has helped to bring peace in adjusting to society, and having a fulfilled life with her husband and pets. It has also driven her to a new appreciation for faith, while establishing strong friendships. Follow along on her journey as she lays out her personal story in a blogstyle format to document days in the life of someone growing in self-awareness and coping with hardships to achieve a productive and rewarding existence