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Cinderella - because I believed in the Happy Ever After xxx

Hansel and Gretel. A house made of sweets!

I loved the magic porridge pot, the idea of the pot just growing and growing like some amorphous blob and taking over the town just held some morbid fascination for me; death by porridge!

The Water Babies, I always wanted to be able to be free, swim and float like them

It has to be Rupert, I had his annual every Christmas.

The three little pigs ?

Cinderella as I always loved the idea of being rescued and living happily ever after.
Just like real life! Not!

Pinocchio.A real fairy tale. Wonderful for children

It had to be Rapunzel - I envied her her beautiful long blonde hair (I was brunette with hair to my waist - my mum never let it go beyond my waist)

Hansel and Gretel as I have a sweet tooth and also it is full of exciting mystery.

Hans Christian Andersen's Thumberlina. I loved the film and
still remember the words to the song after more than 50 years.

The Ugly Duckling - because we loved singing the Danny Kaye song at the end of the story.

Aladdin - The idea of having a genie and three wishes is very appealing!!!

Peter Pan, I wanted to fly to Never Never Land

The Princess and the Pea - and I still feel every wrinkle in the sheets

Goldilocks and the three bears. I had a book with wonderful illustrations in it and I can clearly see in my mind the picture of Goldilocks sitting on the floor after the littlest chair gave way.

Hansel and Gretel - a frightening tale but a great ending.

Cinderella definitely. Who doesn't want to meet their Prince Charming?

The Elves and the Shoemaker. I loved all the pictures of the interesting shoes the elves made.

Little Red Riding Hood and the story book was worn out reading to the children but it was used a lot.

Heidi, I loved her simple life, rosy cheeks and even her ‘gruff’ grandfather, he obviously loved her.

My favourite was Dumbo as it was so magical that he could fly I thought if elephants could fly then I could but soon had lots of bruises from trying but still enjoy watching.

Hansel and Gretel because my parents couldn't afford to buy us sweets when we were young. The idea that 2 children could eat a full house was a dream come true

Snow White & the Seven dwarfs because it was the first film I went to see.

Cinderella as it was so beautiful and magical.