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Author: Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve  / Year Published: 1740                                                             

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The young prince in the tale of Beauty and the Beast was put under a spell. Only pure love was capable of dispelling his spell. Through many highs and lows, he fell in love with Beauty, and eventually she did too. When they get married, the prince's enchantment is removed, and they live happily ever after.

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Author: Jacob Grimm & Willhelm Grimm / Year Published: December 20, 1812 

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The plot revolves around a humble shoemaker and his wife who find themselves suddenly receiving assistance from an unknown source. They learn that their workers are little elves who are laboring arduously to complete the production of shoes.

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Author: Hand Christian Andersen / Year Published: December 16, 1835

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Thumbelina is a lovely, small child who "hatches" from the interior of a tulip. She is no bigger than a human thumb. She is so tiny that she inhabits a walnut shell.

This story is about a tiny child who interacts with numerous animals. She finally meets and marries a prince who is the same height as her.

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Author: Christopher Wormell / Year Published: January 2, 2003

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A troop of frogs was once ambling through the woodland looking for water. Two of the group's frogs unintentionally fell into a large pit at once.

Concerned for their companions in the pit, the other frogs fretted.

They informed the two frogs that there was no point in trying to escape the deep pit because they could see how deep it was.

The two frogs tried to jump out of the pit, but they kept on discouraging them. But keep regressing.

One of the two frogs soon began to believe that they would never be able to leave the pit, and eventually gave up and died.

The other frog persists and eventually jumps so far that he is able to get out of the hole. The other frogs were in awe of him and questioned how he managed it.

The second frog was different because it was deaf and could not hear the group's disapproval. He merely believed they were supporting him!

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Author: Aesop / Publication Date:  February 10, 2016 

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The milkwoman with her bucket
There was was a milkmaid by the name of Patty.

She milked her cow, picked up two pails of milk with a stick, and went to the market to sell it.

She started daydreaming about what she would do with the money she would receive for the milk while she was making her way to the market.

She imagined purchasing a hen and earning money from selling its eggs.

She imagined spending the cash she would earn from selling the eggs and milk on a cake, a basket of strawberries, a fancy dress, and maybe even a brand-new home!

She became so excited that she started to skip without thinking about the pails she was carrying.

When she examined her pails, she found that they were empty and that the milk had started to spill.

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Author: Aesop / Illustrator: Angeles Peinador 

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A farmer once owned a goose that produced one golden egg daily. The farmer and his wife received enough money from the egg to cover their daily expenses. For a very long period, the farmer and his wife were content.

But one day, when the goose was laying its golden egg, the farmer slaughtered it with a knife and hastily opened its stomach in an attempt to find more golden eggs, but he was unable to find any.

The farmer immediately recognized his stupid error and started crying over his lost resource. The farmer and his wife got poorer and poorer as the days passed. How naive and cursed they were.

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Only a hug will do. Leah is attempting to come up with the perfect gift for her mother. Her entire family is present to assist her in coming up with the ideal gift!

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Author: Hans Christian Andersen / Originally Published: April 7, 1837 

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The story of a mermaid princess who saves a human prince on their birthday, falls in love with him, yearns for his love and a human soul, and bargains her fish-tail for legs with the Sea Witch, sacrificing her lovely voice as payment.

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Author: A.A. Milne / Originally Published:  October 14, 1926 / Illustrator: E. H. Shepard 

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The 10 chapters of the book detail Pooh's varied experiences. Pooh, who calls himself a "Bear of Very Little Brain," gets into all kinds of awkward circumstances. Pooh hears bees in the treetop in the first chapter and assumes they are making honey. He tries to ascend the tree but fails, then he pretends to be a cloud with a balloon but the bees are suspicious.

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Author: Hans Christian Andersen / Originally Published:  May 8, 1835 

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In the story "The Princess and the Pea," a prince desires to wed a princess but wants to confirm that she is a true princess rather than one of the many pretenders to the throne who seem to live in the realm. He conducts a thorough search for his royal bride, but he cannot be certain that any of the ladies he encounters are real princesses. The bizarre little story comes to an end when the prince and princess are lawfully wed, the pea is shown in a museum, and so on.