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Definitely the Little Mermaid, a magical story of hopes and dreams finally fulfilled...

i loved peter pan ,i could escape to a fantasy world .the characters were marvellous

Cinderella as she was beautiful and graceful

My favourite fairytale was Cinderella. I think the Disney cartoon had a lot to do with that

I loved 'The little matchgirl' even although it is a sad story. Looking back now it seems a strange story to want to read over and over again.

Hansel and Gretel. The gingerbread house in the woods was just fascinating to me - I wanted to eat it!

The Three Little Pigs, because of the sound effects my Mum used to tell the story!

I loved Hansel and Gretel. I loved good triumped over the bad witch.

Mine was definitely Cinderella who remained lovely to the core throughout some terrible times and for whom life eventually turned around and came good in the greatest of ways - true love. Also, I am a firm believer that a beautiful pair of shoes is the answer to many things!

It has to be Peter Pan. I was taken to see it every Christmas. Magical in the theatre. As a child the flying is real. I can still enjoy it. Love Nana the dog. Happy memories.

Rapunzel was one of my favourites as a child. I loved her long blond hair (mine was short and brown) and the idea of being rescued by a handsome prince. Probably not very PC these days!

I loved The Borrowers, I used to hope I would see them one night borrowing something from our house.

The Elves and The Shoemaker. I still love it now.

Has to be Cinderella for me.

Mmmmm! hard to choose a favourite as I always loved listening to and reading fairytales but if I have to choose one, Sleeping Beauty.

Snow White and The Seven Dwarves - I was fascinated by the dwarves and terrified of the wicked step-mother.

Snow White

Cinderella, I remember being bought a Cinderella watch with a porcelain ornament of Cinderella by my Father.Happy Memories...

Hansel and Gretel because a house made of sweets was my dream! I would have loved one when I was a kid.

Cinderella. I loved the dresses and the glamour of the ball. And of course, I loved the handsome prince.

Snow White and the seven dwarfs was my favourite I loved the beautiful Snow White and the dwarfs were so wonderfully funny and worked so hard looking after her. A delightful tale that I loved been read and saw at the cinema, a film to enjoy be frightened off, cry at and laugh a lot.

I loved Cinderella, her kindness, the romantic story and all about the little glass shoe.

Goldilocks and the three bears- I loved hearing the different voices of mummy, daddy and baby bear, the repetition, that it wasn't too frightening and of course it all ended happily ever after!

I loved Goldilocks and the three bears, that got me wanting to eat porridge! saying to my Mum ahh that is just right. You always knew what was coming next when Goldilocks tried the porridge, the chairs and the beds. In the end proclaiming things were "Just right" Then the anticipation of those 3 bears coming home to find Goldilocks in their home. I always wanted to know what happened to her when she ran out of the house. My Mum made up different endings each time which was fun. This fairy tale was carried on the same way by me to my daughter who is now 27.

Hansel and Gretel - imagine living in a house of sweets! ?