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I loved the Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen. I liked the message that he could grow into a beautiful swan.

The Ugly Duckling - I just think it is a sweet little story and has a lovely moral.

Cinderella - surely every little girl's dream. A rags to riches story where Cinders meets and marries a prince - and gets to wear beautiful ballgowns

The Princess and the pea. I was quite a fussy child, so it reminded it of me when I was little!

cinderella- I just loved the whole story, especially the bit about the fairy godmother and how she managed to get away from the horrible ugly stepsisters and marry the handsome prince -

I loved the Ugly Duckling as I always felt like I was 'that duckling' but I would turn into a magnificent swan one day....ok maybe I am still waiting but the fairy tale always kept the magic and hope burning and I made sure I shared it with my children too and am continuing the trend with my grandchildren as well - always believe

The ugly duckling. Reassuring for kids who feel like the odd one out.

Cinderella for me, there is always good that shines through

I liked the Ugly Duckling. I wasn't a dainty child and I loved the idea that you can grow up and be different.

Cinderella - because it showed that there can be a silver lining to a bad situation x

I liked Snow White and 7 Dwarfs. We did play at school and I was Grumpy!

Hanzel and Gretel because of the house made of sweets.

I loved Snow white and the seven dwarves, because I loved the fact the I could always remember the names of the dwarves.

The Little Match Girl - I just loved the illustrations of her in my book of fairy tales.

I loved little Red Riding Hood. Not sure whether it was to do with visiting my Granny because she lived in the woods - or at least, had a lot of trees and at that age I probably thought it was 'the woods'.

Snow White - being small in stature could always have empathy with the dwarfs

My favourite fairy tale growing up was The Water-Babies. I loved the thought of going under the sea and making all these friends. Like all good fairy tales it has good morals!

I used to love The Three Little Pigs ... and I'll huff and I'll puff!!!

Three Billy Goats Gruff, loved the troll!!

Hansel and Gretel , the children beat evil adults

Cinderella was my favourite. She came from rags and found her prince. The original romcom!

I liked Chicken Licken because it included so many animals with nonsense names. Loved it!

I loved The Ugly Duckling especially after watching Danny Kaye as Hans Christian Anderson

I always wanted to be Rapunzel and tried for years to grow my long blond hair.

I loved the Red Riding Hood tale from my childhood as I remember having a red cape and loved reading my ladybird hardbacked story book to recreate it with my friends