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This chapter explores the dystopian features in Marissa Meyer's young adult novel Cinder (2012), a fairy tale adaptation set in a futuristic society. The analysis focuses on the genre's characteristics, the novel's setting, and the roles of its characters to establish how it conforms to and diverges from traditional dystopian narratives. In examining the society's technological advancements, oppressive government, and the protagonist's quest for identity, the study highlights the ways in which Cinder employs classic dystopian elements to critique contemporary social issues such as inequality, environmental issues or the use of technology. Furthermore, the paper discusses the significance of the novel's hybrid strategies, such as its integration of science fiction and fairy tale motifs, to appeal to a young adult audience. This synthesis of genres serves as a medium for exploring complex themes of identity, freedom, and resistance, making Cinder a notable contribution to both dystopian literature and young adult fiction.