What was your favorite Fairy Tale as a kid?

Which Fairy Tale Princess was your favorite?

Sleeping Beauty	11.5%	[ 3 ]
Snow White	3.8%	[ 1 ]
Cinderella	19.2%	[ 5 ]
Rapunzel	7.7%	[ 2 ]
Other	57.7%	[ 15 ]
Total Votes:			[ 26 ]

This poll closed on September 22, 2012.
No longer accepting new votes.

[LadyLazarus-Wyrda]

Mine had always been Sleeping Beauty. Probably because I day-dreamed so much as a kid. 4laugh I actually remember that my first "Grimm's Fairy Tales" book had Sleeping Beauty on the cover; It had even come with a little crowned-shaped pendant. The book now belongs to a little girl across the street, so I can only hope that she loves that book as much as I did.

[Born Backwards]

The Twelve Dancing Princesses

[Zavoloka]

Mostly Cossack tales that don't have titles.

[LadyLazarus-Wyrda]

Zavoloka

Mostly Cossack tales that don't have titles.

"Cossack"? What's that?

[Zavoloka]

Faol_Cailin

Zavoloka

Mostly Cossack tales that don't have titles.

"Cossack"? What's that?

I'd be much easier to just look it up on google. razz

[le g h o s t i e]

The Juniper Tree, I think was the name. D= A sad little story.

[anna bandana]

I liked Rumpelstiltskin.

I thought it was cool that they could spin straw into gold.

[unstoppable_heart]

I liked Sleeping Beauty too, but I'll admit that I liked The Little Mermaid as well.

[xBlazing_Bladex]

The Little Mermaid
Beauty and the Beast

[olivia solo]

honestly my mom read from her mixed poetry book alot we loved that, Macavity the mystery cat was great, otherwise liked the last unicorn.

[KushielsHandmaiden]

The Twelve Dancing Princess and The Beauty and the Beast. Also Cinderella was quite good. The original Cinderella though.

[Alexander J Luthor]

When I was young I stumbled onto one of Anne McCaffrey's short stories about Pern called The littlest Dragon Boy. I knew nothing of the Pern series or her other works, but this book made me want to find out EVERYTHING about dragons. Since then, I love her other short story No One Noticed the Cat.

[Rhiannon Corrine]

Tom Thumb was my favorite because it reminded me of my own life living with a disability. He went through not not only physical challenges but also faced the barriers put in front of him by other people because of his size people found it nessacary to protect him all the time.

[Feminist Barbie]

The crow and the pitcher. Technically I don't think it's a fairy tale, but I didn't really care for or read princess fairy tales as a kid. But I loved how the crow dropped the pebbles in the pitcher until the water level was high enough for him to drink out off. I really liked how he was clever and used his brain to figure away around a problem instead of giving up or using brute force.

[Blue Eyed Wallflower]

I liked the morbid stories. I loved Rumpelstiltskin, because it was a really creepy and unpleasant story.