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Emporers New Clothes because I thought it was hilarious that he was naked & didn't understand why noone was prepared to tell him

The Ugly Duckling because she eventually grew into a beautiful swan that everyone loved. Something that I hoped would happen to me...!!!

Hansel and Gretel. Scary but exciting

Cinderella - because, when I was small, I was taken to see a Christmas pantomime production which starred Yana as Cinderella and Tommy Steele as Buttons. Yana was exactly my idea of how Cinderella should look and sound, and at the end I could not understand why she preferred Prince Charming to Buttons, who was much more fun.

Chicken Licken because "the sky is falling" fear stuck in my head

Cinderella

Peter Pan was my favourite, and it took me years to realise it was all just a dream...... or was it?

Cinderella - rags to riches, a handsome prince and living happily ever after, sounded wonderful to me!

I loved the story of Peter Pan and love the films too.

Beauty and the Beast was my favourite although the picture of the Beast used to be a bit scary.

I loved Goldilocks - poor baby bear. It was good to see them catch her asleep and give her a bit of a scare!

Sleeping Beauty was my favourite fairy story, reason why was handsome Prince swept in and saved the day with a kiss. Always a good start to your day!

Jack and the Beanstalk. The sense of adventure was amazing

Hansel and Gretal with the oven for me

Cinderella was my favourite. Loved that she got to the ball with magic.

Cinderella - loved the magic of turning into a pumpkin and then meeting a prince - such a happy ending!

I loved the ugly duckling because I loved how happy he was in the end after having a horrible time being picked on.

Jack and the beans stoke, I would always be Jack

My favourite was Cinderella It created such wonderful images and I loved the idea of glass shoes. I used to drive my mum mad keep asking for a pair.

Beauty and the Beast. My mother (who was French) read it to me and then showed me the wonderful French film version directed by Jean Cocteau. I was frightened and fascinated by this wonderful piece of cinematography. It was in black and white (that added to the atmosphere) and I particularly liked the part when Beauty entered Beast's castle and the candelabra (which were actually human arms holding candle sticks) lit for her as she went past them, and moved with her.

Little Red Riding Hood was my favourite. It has made me love red all of my life and its such a beautiful story of how a child loved to visit her gran and how she outwits the wolf.

Princess and the Pea - I am sure I used to make my mum read this to me every night!

It has to be Peter pan, I love the idea of never growing up and its certainly been something me and my husband have done with our children.... We are always the biggest kids!

My favourite fairytale is Hansel and Gretel, simply because I always wanted a brother to have adventures with.

little red riding hood .my mum used to read it fantastically