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"In this delightful, clever spin on Cinderella, Charlie Glass&#8212;a heroine as loveable as Cannie Shapiro and Bridget Jones&#8212;inherits her father&#8217;s shoe empire and snatches up a drop-dead-gorgeous, multi-millionaire Prince Charming. But is he truly the key to her happily ever after?When Charlie&#8217;s beloved father, iconic shoe designer Elroy Glass, dies after a long illness, everyone expects that he&#8217;ll leave his business to his glamorous wife and eldest daughters. After all, they&#8217;ve been running the company for years. But Elroy surprises everyone from beyond the grave: at the will reading, it&#8217;s announced that his fashion empire has been left to Charlie, his youngest&#8212;and plumpest&#8212;daughter. Before she can run the company, Charlie decides she needs to make a few changes in her life. After several weeks at a California boot camp, she returns to London a new woman: thinner, blonder, and ready to revitalize the Elroy Glass brand. But as she&#8217;ll soon discover, a good esthetician and a killer pair of stilettos can only go so far, and there&#8217;s more to reinvention&#8212;and running a fashion empire&#8212;than meets the eye. Endlessly entertaining, surprising, and ultimately inspiring, Charlie Glass&#8217;s Slippers is a modern-day fairytale about finding your own magic and transforming yourself from within."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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