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Snow White

Snow White and The Seven Dwarves - I was fascinated by the dwarves and terrified of the wicked step-mother.

Mmmmm! hard to choose a favourite as I always loved listening to and reading fairytales but if I have to choose one, Sleeping Beauty.

Has to be Cinderella for me.

The Elves and The Shoemaker. I still love it now.

I loved The Borrowers, I used to hope I would see them one night borrowing something from our house.

Rapunzel was one of my favourites as a child. I loved her long blond hair (mine was short and brown) and the idea of being rescued by a handsome prince. Probably not very PC these days!

It has to be Peter Pan. I was taken to see it every Christmas. Magical in the theatre. As a child the flying is real. I can still enjoy it. Love Nana the dog. Happy memories.

Mine was definitely Cinderella who remained lovely to the core throughout some terrible times and for whom life eventually turned around and came good in the greatest of ways - true love. Also, I am a firm believer that a beautiful pair of shoes is the answer to many things!

I loved Hansel and Gretel. I loved good triumped over the bad witch.

The Three Little Pigs, because of the sound effects my Mum used to tell the story!

Hansel and Gretel. The gingerbread house in the woods was just fascinating to me - I wanted to eat it!

I loved 'The little matchgirl' even although it is a sad story. Looking back now it seems a strange story to want to read over and over again.

My favourite fairytale was Cinderella. I think the Disney cartoon had a lot to do with that

Cinderella as she was beautiful and graceful

i loved peter pan ,i could escape to a fantasy world .the characters were marvellous

Definitely the Little Mermaid, a magical story of hopes and dreams finally fulfilled...

My favourite was Snow White! My father used to re tell the story over and over with a little set of finger puppets I had - I used to call them my little people. Treasured memory

Difficult to choose, as I liked them all, but I think my absolute favourite was Cinderella, because she did go to the ball and did marry her handsome prince whereas her ugly sisters and step mother got their comeuppance in the end.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

Kids love to be scared and find the tension in fairy tales thrilling.
Little Red Riding Hood did it for me. She was suspicious of her suddenly strange looking grandmother, but too innocent to believe there was anything wrong.
Fear without danger. That’s the key.

Cinderella . I always like a happy ending and wanted my life to end up with my handsome prince

I would love to be snow white what fantastic fun it would be to be friends with Happy from the seven Dwafs also getting the prince

Snow white and the seven dwarfs. Fantastic story, I always wanted to be snow white and marry a prince.

This will confirm that I am old!!!
Way back in the 1980s my daughter had beautiful auburn hair that she could almost sit on. As it had to be plaited for school, when it hung loose it had the most gorgeous waves!
My daughter's favourite fairy tale - and mine - was Rapunzel!
Her two younger brothers always used to sing "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair whenever her hair was being brushed!
Ah fond memories!