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I loved Hansel and Gretel and always think of it when we make the gingerbread house at christmas

Cinderella, it was one I used to read with my Nan so I have lots of fond memories

i like the water babies. old fashioned story time. i have it in my mums old 1930's book............just love the essence of the story...

Snow White and the 7 dwarfs captured my imagination. It is a feel good story and is cheerful.

My Grandmother had a large beautifully bound book of Hans Christian Anderson stories which I was allowed to have out of her glass fronted book case to read when I visited her.

Many stories come to mind, The Snow Queen, The Ugly Duckling, the very poignant Little Matchgirl, to mention a few.

The story that used to intrigue me the most was The Tinder Box - I read and enjoyed this story many times.

Aladdin.
So magical. Always loved the part where he rubbed the magic lamp.

Goldilocks and the three Bears. This is because I have been bear crazy since receiving my first teddy ?.
I love the story of being able to enjoy a stranger's home and try out their food and beds. Imagine the reaction if you did do this for real.

Cinderella - read from a Ladybird book! Loved the illustrations! her gowns seemed to shine to me at the time. Read it again and again.

The Little Mermaid as I really liked the way that love transformed her.

The 3 little pigs, it's stayed with me to life, I now tell my grand children, it's a learning lesson, try until you find the best , and it will stay strong

My step sister used to make up stories about a monkey called Micky. He was a really naughty monkey and I was always begging her to tell me more of her imaginative stories at bed time. Such happy memories ?

The Princess and the Pea.

I loved Cinderella as it had a happy ending and I loved all the beautiful dresses

The Princess and the Pea always amused me. My boys loved the Three Little Pigs.

The emperors new clothes, I thought it was so funny that the adults didn't make a comment on a naked emperor where a child just pointed out he was wearing no clothes

Red Riding Hood as I alway wanted a cape!

I so wanted to be Cinderella, I still do. Waiting for Prince Charming takes forever in the real world

The Water Babies. I loved Tom the little chimney sweep. I think I always tried to live by the advice of Mrs. Doasyouwouldbedoneby. In fact I I actually used those words to my children. They still remember her name.
A lovely story with a very moral theme.

Mine was The Three Little Pigs.
I loved the way the wolf got his comeuppance.

Hansel and Gretel always gripped my attention as a child

Bambi.... Because those eyes were so beautiful

Billy goats gruff. I loved them trip trapping over the bridge and them winning in the end.

It has to be Cinderella. I had a big sister who was not ugly but I thought she was bossy , to win something she wanted especially a handsome prince was my dream at the time. Just to prove the underdog ie little sister can win sometimes

Beauty and the Beast. Beauty embodies everything that a human being might aspire to. She puts the wellbeing of others before her own, she can be trusted to keep a promise, and her compassion allows her to eventually see beyond the forbidding exterior of the beast and see other qualities that are more important than beauty.

I used to love a book called Bears in the Night...I would read it over and over and over again! I just never tired of it!