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I have consulted numerous sources and can't seem to locate a Japanese =
Cinderella story. I'm collaborating with a social studies teacher who is =
interested in using Cinderella stories from various countries to =
illustrate cultural differences. She really needs Japan to complete her =
unit. Does such a book exist?
Replies:
There is a Japanese Cinderella story in :The Oryx multicultural folktale =
series:Cinderella / by Judy Sierra Publisher: The Oryx Press, 1992 isbn =
0-89774-7270-5
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I was looking through some old magazines and ran across a list of =
Cinderella stories from different countries in the Jan-Mar 1998 Bookbag =
magazine. It has Lily and the Wooden Bowl by Alan Schroeder as a =
Cinderella story from Japan. The list is on pg. 49 if you have that =
magazine. Hope this helps.=20
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I have not found a Japanese version of the tale, but do know of the =
following Asian versions. Hope it helps.
Jouanah: Hmong Cinderella COBURN, JEWELL REINHART 1996
The Korean Cinderella Clemo, Shirley 1993
Yeh-Shen (China) Louie, Ai Ling 1982
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Yeh-Shen: A Cinderella Story from China by Ai-Ling Louie, Ed Young =
(Illustrator)ages: 4-8
Teaching With Cinderella Stories from Around the World by Kathleen M. =
Hollenbeck
LA Cenicienta China/the Chinese Cinderella by Silvia Mistral ages: ya
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try this site - =
<outbind://2-000000000E6CA062A259684788D495C1B071AE4C07002019B7394A4ADF42=
9DB128A93A5F25BD0000000D47F200006681F6E3D04FA441B00A210BBBDD1557000000841=
F770000/www.shens.com> www.shens.com. They have an extensive collection =
of multicultural Cinderella stories.
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I also received several replies about Yeh-Shen, the Chinese Cinderella =
by Ai-Ling Louie.
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Many thanks to all who responded,
Diane Norby, Library Media Teacher, Hopkinton Middle School, Hopkinton, =
MA=20
dnorby@hopkinton.k12.ma.us
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