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I used to love the Princess and the Pea - just the thought of being able to prove I was special and important by such extraordinary means! Trouble is I always slept like a log as a child, so I'd never have passed the test!

Loved Little Red Riding Hood when I was small. I still like being scared.

Loved Cinderella due to its rags to riches story. And it was a happy ending and the wicked stepmother and stepsisters got their comeuppance.

Cinderella, ,I loved the rags to riches story

Rumpelstiltskin .. although it scared me .. a lot!

It was Pinocchio for me.

Three Billy Goats Gruff is my favourite as a child, parent and grandparent as you can really go to town with emphasising the goats and of course the Trolls voice

The Princess and the Pea because I had a lumpy mattress and thought I must be a Princess

I loved Sleeping beauty and still do. It's so romantic and lovely

I was Cinderella, after all those struggles she still showed empathy and compassion for those around her. She got her happy ending.
Oh I loved her blue ball gown, wished I had a dress like that...……….and those shoes. Maybe that's why I went to work in a shoe shop!!

"Who's that trip trapping over MY bridge?"..... must be the billy goats gruff!

Cinderella. I love how good triumphed over evil.

The Three Little Pigs and their houses. I was amused by visualizing them building their houses and the moral of the story.

the elves and the shoemaker hoping to fix the holes in my shoes

Cinderella. I've always loved happy endings, good people and good deeds succeed rather than selfish and unhelpful people. A rather simple way to teach children how to be kind and share.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

I loved Rumpelstiltskin! My favourite part was when the queen said his name and he stamped his foot hard on the ground. I can still remember the picture of that in my book as a child and laughing out loud. That brings back happy memories, I read it so many times

Rapunzel, how I longed for her long hair.

Cinderella,

Cinderella was my favourite childhood story and still is today. I enjoy seeing Cinderella in pantomimes at Christmas with my grandaughter. I loved reliving my childhood dream of dressing up in a ballgown like Cinderella many moons ago on my wedding day when I married my very own Prince Charming. Fairytales can come true after all and we have been living happily ever after for 27 years so far so there are some happy endings .

The Magic Porridge Pot

Rumpelstiltskin. Loved the scary little mannikin!

Hansel and Gretel - my friends and I played in a wood that had a mysterious house in it. We would picnic in wood and leave trail of crumbs to follow home

I just loved Cinderella as it was the first fairytale my mum read to me and the first panto I saw ,and it still is my favourite now ? years later !

I loved my Twizzle books. I dont know if any one else remembers him? He was able to extend his arms and legs so he could reach things and save the day.