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I loved the Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton. There were so so many exciting adventures!

got to be cinderella, the thought that a poor girl could marry a prince was inspiring!

I loved the Three Little Pigs. I can remember being mesmerised by the pictures in my book and asking my Dad "will our house blow down?" Funnily enough my Dad also remembered this and a few years before his death there was some severe weather including high winds and my Dad said to me - "our house won't blow down, even in this wind" and winked. Lovely memories.

Peter Pan my mother often read us this story and it was the first pantomime I ever went to, magical.

Loved Hansel and Gretel. I remember the pictures of the gingerbread house being so enticing and the imagery of the witch being so scary

The ugly dickling

Its tbe message i tell everyone : we are all so beautiful.... amd unique ; rejoice always

Cinderella as she looked beautiful in all of her gowns

Snow White and the Seven Dwarves as I always wanted to have some little friends to play with

beauty and the beast was my favourite and still is. I saw a theatre production of this fairy tale and it was so wonderful

love Hansel and Gretel because its full apprehension on whats going to happen

My favourite was The Elves and The Shoemaker, loved the thought of little elves coming along at night helping someone out and making them happy, a message I still try to remember as everyone has it in them to help.

Cinderella its so romantic

I loved them all but Cinderella was always particulalry special I loved the idea of the magic coach

Cinderella was my favourite. I used to have the story on Vinyl with a book-style sleeve containing the Disney illustrations, I absolutely treasured it.. it would probably be worth quite a bit now.

The Little Mermaid was my favourite because it had a beautiful illustration in my Hans Christian Anderson book that captured my heart and I read it over and over.

Peter Pan - Peter was so exciting and dashing

My favourite was Rapunzel, mostly for the hair!

The Ugly Duckling was my favourite.

I loved fairy tales and still do! I especially enjoyed an old copy of Grimm's fairy tales that had belonged to my mother in the 30's and which I treasure today. When I was teaching, I used traditional tales as an enjoyable means of learning how to format a traditional tale. I think my favourite is 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses' as I loved the romance behind it and the idea of visiting a secret place to dance all night in beautiful satin dancing shoes. How I longed to be the youngest princess who ended up marrying the handsome prince who managed to solve the mystery of why their dancing shoes were worn out!

Cinderella..she had a fairy godmother who whisked her away in beautiful clothes where she met her prince.He came looking for her and live conquered all!

Peter Pan - I just found it magical

Rumplestiltskin because all fairytales should be a little bit frightening

Cinderella. Like other little girls I loved the ball gowns & kind fairy godmother. Perfect ending too.

I enjoyed The Three Billy Goats Gruff, because it was scary but not too scary!

Cinderella - I would like to be her now and get shoes to fit!!!!