Two sides of a story in one book. The famous story of Cinderella, as we know it, but also the story... differently, seen from another perspective. Was this prince really as ideal as he seemed? Doesn't the fairy tale seem too much like a fairy tale? Who was the real good fairy, and what significant role did she play in the story? Is there life after "we lived well and they lived better"? After his adventure in the forest with Little Red Riding Hood, the devilish reporter Fanis the Owl returns, determined to uncover what lies behind the words of the well-known fairy tale. A book that talks about the pursuit of the unfulfilled, the magic of love, and the power of will. An educational tool for parents and educators that teaches children to have self-confidence and not to wait for magical solutions from others, because the magic they need is within themselves. Because time has its twists and turns, and coins have two sides... "Happiness is not a matter of possessions or circumstances; these cannot make us truly happy. And Cinderella from the Pink State knows this all too well. Now it's your turn to discover it in your own life." Polka Chatzioannou-Stathopoulou, educator