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Cinderella - I always wanted to find my prince!

The Little Mermaid. I have always been fascinated by the ocean so her story stood out. I admire Ariel's ability to recognize what she wants, and her courage to change her circumstances, no matter how daunting the consequences.

The Ugly Duckling. Although Goldilocks was a close 2nd

Sleeping Beauty, I also loved Cinderella.

Cinderella, what little girl could resist the story which starts off horrible and then ends with everybody happy (apart from the 2 ugly sisters). On another matter, my Dad used to say he would take me to the pictures to see The Wizard of Oz, he was fascinated that the black and white film changed into colour part way through, must be something in the genes as my granddaughter also loves the film.

Does The Secret Garden count? I grew up in an old farm cottage with a large garden and used to go on adventures to try and find my very own secret garden.

the elves and the shoemaker, i used to love to imagine the shoemakers face every morning when he found all the shoes made.

Rumplestiltskin (?) - and I still can't spell it!

rapunzel as I so wanted to have hair like that

I loved The Ugly Duckling because it had such a happy ending. I used to go to the local park with mum and dad to visit the ducks very often and they were my favourites. Still love this story even today.

Bluebeard as it was properly scary.

little red riding hood

Cinderella has to be my favourite, as it great to see some one down trodden get the ending they deserve and the bullying sisters get theirs

Cinderella

Alice in Wonderland. My Mum bought me the book in 1979 and wrote in it and I still have it.

The Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Andersen - the saddest tale ever.

I loved Hansel and Gretel.

Hansel and Gretel

Thumbelina - it's the one that really used to spark my imagination as a child. The image of Thumbelina sleeping in a walnut-shell really stuck in my mind for some reason.

I loved the Hansel and Gretel such a good story x

I loved all the fairytales that my Gran read to me but I think my favourite was Goldilocks. I read fairytales to my grandchildren now and theirs is The Elves and the shoemaker.

cinderella was a wonderful fairytale,my mum read it over and over again to me.i never tired of it

Snow White - As I always wanted to be surrounded by the dwarfs x

i love hansel and gretel. i loved how dark it was

To be honest I didn't have a favourite fairy tale as such, but I LOVED 'Fantastic Mr Fox'. Still love it to this day and absolutely love foxes! <3