In The Wishing Spell, Alex and Conner meet Queen Cinderella, who shows them the items from her "fairy tale" that she keeps in a room to look at every now and then. Among the keepsakes are her glass slippers, (family of) the mice who turned into horses and coachmen for her carriage, and her rags that were turned into a ball gown. The pumpkin that turned into a carriage still lies near the house of the Wicked Stepmother, where Cinderella used to live.
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| - In The Wishing Spell, Alex and Conner meet Queen Cinderella, who shows them the items from her "fairy tale" that she keeps in a room to look at every now and then. Among the keepsakes are her glass slippers, (family of) the mice who turned into horses and coachmen for her carriage, and her rags that were turned into a ball gown. The pumpkin that turned into a carriage still lies near the house of the Wicked Stepmother, where Cinderella used to live.
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| - In The Wishing Spell, Alex and Conner meet Queen Cinderella, who shows them the items from her "fairy tale" that she keeps in a room to look at every now and then. Among the keepsakes are her glass slippers, (family of) the mice who turned into horses and coachmen for her carriage, and her rags that were turned into a ball gown. The pumpkin that turned into a carriage still lies near the house of the Wicked Stepmother, where Cinderella used to live.
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