Cendrillon et moi: La belle-mère parle enfin

Seeing the story from her perspective adds depth and nuance. I'm curious what motivated the author to explore this untold side of the fairy tale.

Her motivations are so layered that I found myself questioning whether she's truly a villain or a victim of circumstances. What did others think about her moral complexity?

The blend of fairy tale elements with historical context made the story feel richer. I'm wondering if the setting was chosen to emphasize certain themes or to ground the fantasy.