Princess of Glass

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Princess of Glass

First edition
Author	Jessica Day George
Cover artist	Larry Rostant, Donna Mark
Language	English
Genre	Fantasy
Publisher	Bloomsbury Press
Publication date	2010
Publication place	United States
Published in English	2010
Pages	257
ISBN	978-1-59990-478-8
Preceded by	Princess of the Midnight Ball
Followed by	Princess of the Silver Woods[1]

Princess of Glass is a 2010 fantasy novel written by Jessica Day George. It is based on Cinderella and is a sequel to the book Princess of the Midnight Ball (which is based on the Twelve Dancing Princesses).