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Pinocchio, I was always fearful that if I was to exaggerate the truth my nose would grow. I still think that honesty is the best policy.

snow white and 7 dwarves.. i could pick which dwarf id like to be

Cinderella as I had a wonderful ladybird book with amazing pictures of her beautiful dresses. I still have the book which I read to my daughter x

For me it was Cinderalla - every young girls dream of the handsome prince and happy endings.

Cinderella. I spent hours trying to turn vegetables and pets into a carriage with horses like the fairy godmother!

Little Red Riding Hood. I loved listening to my mum making the wolf sounds and blowing the house down.

I loved Cinderella as I liked the way good triumped over evil, that the kind girl won and that you could get a carriage from a pumpkin!

The Sleeping beauty. She got to live in a castle, was kissed by a handsome prince who cut his way through thorns and nettles that had grown a mile high in order to find her and they both lived happily ever after. When I was about 4 or 5 I used to ask my Mum why we did not live in a castle, I thought we should because my Dad used to call me princess. I only realised I was not a princess when I started school. I got married in a castle though and had a very long train, so when I walked up steps at the reception it trailed along behind me, just like when I was little and dressed up with a curtain around my waist, as a princess.

Tip the Terrier he was such a lovely dog

The Emperor's New Clothes and still has a message now!

i loved the adventures of winnie the pooh and the hundred acre wood.the illustrations were great ,also the characters

Cinderella, loved to be wanted by a prince with beautiful dresses

Always been Cinderella we used to dress up and play the story out in our kitchen in the winter while waiting to go to the Panto to hopefully see it done by the actors.
I always dressed my twin brother up as one of the ugly sisters he has never let me forget that at the time I thought he fitted the part very well.

The Ugly Duckling - gave me faith that you could be anything you wanted to be.

Peter Pan - I wanted to be Tinkerbell and fly!

Princess and the pea..... i always wanted to be the princess when i grew up ??? xxx

Goldilocks and the three bears because I used to love the little voice of the baby bear!

Cinderella, love the rags to riches story. She was poor but beautiful inside and out and ended up marrying a prince and her horrible ugly sisters could do nothing about it!

Rumplstiltskin was my favourite story growing up. The thought of that funny little man dancing by the fire in the woods always stuck in my mind!

It was Cinderella because I was in the local pantomime and we did Cinderella and as a child and loved it.

The Princess and the Pea. Appearances can be deceptive.

peter pan was one of my favourites,a fantastic adventure book which i never tired of

Hansel and Gretel - I had a book of Grimms fairy tales and it was read constantly at bedtime

Hansel & Gretel, I loved the story and the house!

I absolutely adored The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. My first ever book borrowed from the local library when I was allowed to join and trot off there on my little ownio. ??