The Children's Literature Nook
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Fairy Tales on the Web

"Once Upon a Dream" from Sleeping Beauty courtesy of the Disney Midi Page.

Do you remember the first fairy tale that you listened to or read? Fairy tales have been around for hundreds of years, and as they were passed from one generation to the next, many details changed: some things were added and others were forgotten. If you look at versions of the same fairy tale from different countries, you will see that the skeleton of the story may be the same, but many details will be different.

On this page, you will have a chance to explore fairy tales from around the world. You can dream of magic kingdoms, fight dragons, and re-encounter characters you thought you had forgotten.

-But be careful! Fairy Tales may be full of people who never lived, but the ideas in them are very much alive!

Table of Contents

Aesop's Fables	Aladdin	Alice in Wonderland	Cinderella
The Brothers Grimm	Hansel and Gretel	Little Red Riding Hood	Perrault
Rumpelstiltzkin	Snow White	The Three Bears	The Three Little Pigs
Fairy Tale Links	Fairy Tales in the Classroom	Fairy Tale Bibliography	Jack and the Beanstalk

For your efforts in the promotion of art to children we indeed wish to honor you with the "Camelot's On Wings Of Love" award.

I am most proud of this honor and hope you will visit the Camelot site, where you will discover other sites dedicated to children and the arts!
Thanks Merlin!!
Lady Jeanne of Camelot

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Updated on February 24, 1998