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The Ugly Duckling - I used to think I suppose there is hope for me yet

Little Red Riding Hood for me!

Rapunzel. I always wanted to have such long hair, and I did for a while, but the doctor told my Mum to have it cut short as it was taking all the goodness out of my body!

Cinderellas my favourite, didn’t like the awful sisters, but was so pleased she got her prince in the end and it all ended happily for her, true fairy tale.

The ugly duckling. Oh, how I hoped to turn out to be a swan!

Goldilocks and the 3 Bears. I can still hear my father's voice reading it, with a different voice for each bear. And we still say 'who's been sitting in MY chair?'. My grandchildren love this too.(Anyone else remember - and enjoy - stories that would now be considered politically incorrect, such as Epaminondous I wonder?)

The Ugly Duckling for me as well - used to love hearing the song on Uncle Mac's favourites on the radio

The Princess and the Pea was my favourite story when I was a child as I used to ask my Mum if it was real ?

Snow White. I loved the film and the animation here pretty Rosie apple face and the music. All so innocent

Peter Pan as I would have loved to fly (far, far away).

The elves and the shoemaker I have always been a champion of the underdog. To this day I love to help where I can.

All the Beatrix Potter books and the Famous Five. Even now as an adult I'm inclined to pick one up to read. My children loved them too.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf - such a powerful story with a message that resonated.

Cinderella as she got her prince in the end!

The Water Babies - I loved Mrsdoasyouwouldbedoneby. The message was to treat everyone as you would like to be treated yourself, a very important lesson to learn.

The Hobbit

It has to be Hazel and Gretel as we spen many hours playing in the woods building dens and hoping to see the Gingerbread House.

Always little Red Riding Hood! I really wanted a red cloak just like hers, and a little basket. Just the right amount of danger with the heroic woodcutter coming to the rescue and a happy ending in the little cottage in the woods.

Pinocchio was my favourite , because I loved the idea of the little boy coming to life .

The elves and the shoemaker - a lovely tale with an emphasis on how to help without being too obvious

I loved Peter Pan and even more so when I saw the film. A world where kids rule and magic - what more could you want.

My favourite was the little mermaid - it could make me laugh or cry in equal parts.

Peter Pan was my hero!

I always loved The Elves And The Shoemaker. The isea of little, magical creatures helping an old shoemaker in secret fired my imagination.It made me want to help adults when I was tiny.

The Three Billygoats as I loved pretending that there were trolls under any bridges that I went over!