#Classic Children’s Tales

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About Us At SantaClausTales.com, we bring the enchanting world of storytelling to children everywhere. Our mission is to spark imagination and joy in the hearts of young listeners through captivating tales that transport them to magical lands, introduce them to charming characters, and fill their dreams with wonder.

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Classic Children’s Tales Dive into timeless stories that have been cherished by generations. From the adventures of Cinderella to the tales of Little Red Riding Hood, these stories continue to inspire and delight children of all ages.

Animal Tales Animal Tales is a fun story category that we have created for you to instill animal love in your children. Children who are instilled with animal love show more polite and kind behavior towards people. That’s why we recommend you to read animal tales to your children every evening.

Adventure Stories Join brave heroes on thrilling quests and explore mystical lands full of surprises. These stories are perfect for kids who love excitement and daring escapades.

Bedtime Stories Soothing and gentle tales to wind down the day. These stories are designed to help little ones relax and drift off to sleep with sweet dreams.

Moral Stories Teach valuable life lessons through stories that emphasize kindness, honesty, and other important virtues. These tales are not only entertaining but also educational.

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Safe and Child-Friendly Content: Every story is carefully selected to ensure it is suitable for young audiences.

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Listen Anywhere, Anytime: Our stories are available online, making it easy for children to enjoy them from the comfort of their home or on the go.

Join us at SantaClausTales.com, where every story is a gift of imagination and wonder!

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The Battle of the Frogs and Mice, from Up One Pair of Stairs of My Bookhouse by Willy Pogany (1920)

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Walter Crane, author and illustrator (1845-1915) • The Frog Prince and Other Stories • 1874 • George Routledge and Sons, publisher

"The Princess Meets a Talking Frog in Her Garden."

The Frog Prince is an adaptation of the classic fairy tale by the same name.

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“Alice in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll

Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd - New York

.c. 1910

Artist : Mabel Lucie Attwell

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Hyper specific and genuine question: Are there any good subversions of Peter Pan?

If you're going to tell a story a billion times you might as well add a new twist. But most subversions do the same twist: Peter is a villain and Hook is a hero. It's not even subverting expectations anymore, it is the expectation.

The only example I can think of is Hook which while not perfect does have a unique twist: What if Peter Pan grew up and lost his wonder and imagination?

Besides that I can't think of any good Peter Pan stories that aren't faithful retellings or a hero villain role swap.

[vanalex]

Stars are beautiful, but they may not take part in anything, they must just look on forever.

Credit: drea.d.art

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as part of their “getting to know the in-laws” qualification, heather WOULD introduce cardan to the best second-hand bookshops in town.

[savage-rhi]

Fuschia/Magenta?

[fauvester]

replace "state" with "planet" and even the old cardassian moral tales are relevant for the post-Fire world

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Snow White; retold by Jennifer Greenway; illus. by Erin Augustine The Treasury of Classic Children's Stories; edited by Armand Eisen © Andrews McMeel Publishing

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🕊️ The Happy Prince and Other Tales by Oscar Wilde (1888)

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

“There is no mystery so great as Misery.”

—The Happy Prince

In 1888 Oscar Wilde published five short stories meant for children, but whose morals can be read and understood by all ages. I do think that the titular story of The Happy Prince is the best in the collection, but my second favorite would have to be the second story, The Nightingale and the Rose because it made me feel such visceral feelings as the Nightingale only wants to help facilitate love.

[katlimeart]

Made in 2023

If you've seen this anywhere else, I posted it back on my deviantArt when it was made.

Mario girls cosplaying as princess from Festival of Family Classics/Children's Video Playground (1972 - Rankin Bass)

1 + 2. Snow White

3 + 4. Cinderella

5 + 6. Beauty (Sleeping Beauty)

7. Princess Melanie (Puss in Boots)

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The Princess saves the White Fox, from The Comb and the Collar for Andrew Lang's The Olive Fairy Book by Henry Justice Ford (1907)

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Christian Burmingham (British-English, b. ) • Pastel Illustration for The Princess and the Pea in the collection The Classic Tales of Hans Christian Andersen retold by Margaret Clark • Scholastic • 2002

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Little Red Riding Hood by Charles Perrault

B. Wilmsen - Philadelphia

.c. 1900

Artist unknown

Source : bgalleries.com

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Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf