Not Cinderella's Type

The story feels so fresh and different from traditional versions. I'm curious what motivated the author to reimagine Cinderella in a contemporary setting.

She’s confident and real, but I wondered if that was a deliberate choice to challenge stereotypes. How did readers connect with her authenticity?

The book made me laugh but also touched on deeper themes. I wonder what was the creative process behind blending these tones seamlessly.