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Sleeping beauty

For me it was Goldilocks and the three bears. I loved joining in with the repetition. Goldilocks always seemed rather daring and naughty. I loved the bear family and though I knew that she did not respect their privacy and property secretly I would have loved to have a peep round their house too

Jack and the Beanstalk was my favourite because I always liked the idea that you could climb up and live up high.

Hansel and Gretel. It was so dark compared to other stories it almost scared me.

I loved Snow White and Rose Red. Beautiful.

The Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Anderson - really touched my heart

snow white as she was kind and the animals/birds spoke to her . helped her. plus the funny dwarfs. loved reading it, have copy of story still.

Snow White - I loved all the woodland creatures and dwarves, and to be woken by a kiss from a prince on a white horse - magical!

it has to be Peter Pan.i loved all the adventures he got up to and the wonderful characters in the story

little red riding hood, taught me to be cautious in life as not everything is as it seems

jack and the beanstalk.it was a lovely tale with a happy ending

I loved Sleeping Beauty, I was in love with the brave Prince Phillip!

The magic faraway tree. Enid Blyton’s severely underrated books need to be re-introduced to children both young and old.

Rapunzel...because I had long hair and always thought I would love to grow it long enough for a handsome prince to climb!

Probably red riding hood. I loved the repetition of 'what big eyes you have grandma' 'what big ears you have grandma' etc followed by the answers :all the better to see you with my drar'etc building up to the big reveal. It always thrilled me. And of course the happy ending when all is well.

The Ugly Duckling would have to be my pick too !

Alice in wonderland. I thought it would be a wonderful adventure to go down a rabbit hole.

Cinderella as always liked the idea of finding my own Prince Charming.........still looking!!

snow white and the 7 dwarfs. just loved the whole concept of it and still it never ages

Rumpelstiltskin. It always used to scare me, but in a good way!

Cinderella. I imagined i was the beautiful, hard working, put upon sister who was dressed in rags, (nothing could be farther from the truth). I imagined that I would have a mysterious makeover and emerge at the ball in the most amazing spectacular dress ever. Then, after losing a shoe, I would have a Steve McQueen look-a-like Prince swoop me off my feet after finding my shoe for me. I lived happily ever after. I did grow up in the 50s/60s!

Goldilocks read by someone who can do a decent bear impression.

The Princess and the pea.

Hansel and Gretel was my favourite...the imagery of a sweet house was intoxicating!

Hansel and Gretel - the gingerbread house love the idea of eating an house