What is your favorite fairy tale from childhood?

There are few. So difficult to selece only one. But I like The Bishop's Candlesticks very much.

It's a toss up between Cindererella and The little Mermaid.

The whitesnow.It is lovely and i like most.Sometimes it reflects my dream when i was a child.

I am not sure it would be considered a fairy tale because it's a book. But many have told it as a children's story. The Little Red Hen is one of my favorites. It's a story of responsibility and consequences. Perhaps it shaped my belief in contributing to a goal, in helping share the work load, in reaping what I sew. This favorite story, made memorable in Golden Book form, taught the type of values I believe need to be an integral part of every successful society, generation, and child.

No one read this book to me until I was in High School but it was the first book I bought my son after he was born. "Oh The Places You'll Go" by Dr. Seuss. I had an english teacher my junior year that read this book to us. I love how the book makes you feel like no matter what happens to you, you'll come out and make a better path for yourself. Like you're not the only one who has hard times and that it makes you not feel so alone.

Well, my favorite fairy tale as a child was either Rapunzel or The Six Swans. I liked Rapunzel because of her hair. I always wanted long hair, so a story that had someone with really long hair was a favorite. I liked The Six Swans because I liked how the girl managed to save her brothers, and it was nail biting to know she couldn't talk to defend herself when she was in danger.

It's got to be Cinderella. Just the thought that someone with such a rough life could end up with a prince was amazing. I just never wanted to wear a pair of glass slippers because I didn't think they'd be comfortable. And wouldn't we all love to have had a fairy godmother to look after us???

My all time favourite fairy tale is Cinderella. I loved this story cause she had 2 wicked step sisters. I watched the disney animation of cinderella and the somgs in there were awesome. If you get a chance to see it dont miss it. Kids too will enjoy it a lot.

I liked "The Little Mermaid" (the real story, not the watered-down Disney version). It was just a very beautiful tale, that's all.

The one thing I read as a child has come back to me, we read it in private school, a christian school. Aesops' Fables. They were all chock full of morals, I think that's where I learned a lot of my manners. LOL :)

arabian nights. fascinating story. every child would want it to be real.

believing that santa was real. i wish he was LOL. =)