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BY: WILHELM GRIMM AND JACOB GRIMM
GENRE: ROMANCE, FANTASY
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: (1812) ADAPTATIONS (1937)

Snow White's evil stepmother wanted to be the fairest in the land and was jealous of Snow White's beauty. The stepmother ordered a huntsman to kill Snow White, but the huntsman spared her life. Snow White came upon a cottage that belonged to seven dwarfs, who let her stay. Soon the wicked stepmother found her, disguised herself and took her a poison apple. Snow White fell into a deep sleep, and the dwarfs made a crystal coffin for her. Prince Charming came by the cottage, saw her, kissed her, and she awoke. They were married and lived happily ever after.

This story is more than just a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is the danger of vanity. And life is way better if you have good friends around you.

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BY: CHARLES PERRAULT
GENRE: ROMANCE, FANTASY, FICTION
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1697

Cinderella grew up with an evil stepmother and stepsisters. They would not let her go to the prince's ball, but her fairy godmother made it happen with magic. Cinderella danced with the prince, and they fell in love. Since she had to leave by midnight, she ran and lost one slipper. The prince found the slipper and searched for her. After he found her, they were married and lived happily ever after.

This story is more than just a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is show kindness to others even if others can't. Forgive others for their wrongdoing towards you. And never let bad things ruin your heart.

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BY: VERA SOUTHGATE
GENRE: FANTASY
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: MARCH 1964

A little old woman baked a gingerbread man, and when she took him out of the oven, he ran away. The woman, her husband and some of their animals chased him. No one could catch him. He came to a river and a sly fox told him he could jump on his tail, and he would take him across. He did and the fox went deeper, and the gingerbread man had to jump on his back and then on his nose. When he got to his nose, the fox ate him.

This story is more just than a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is to be careful who we trust. In the end, you may think you know what's best for you and always let your guard down.

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BY: JIM LAMARCHE
GENRE: FANTASY, CLASSICS, FICTION
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1812

A shoemaker and his wife were very poor. One day they ran out of leather, so they went to bed. In the morning, they found a pair of shoes and a passerby bought them. The next night, another pair of shoes appeared. The third night, they hid and saw two elves making shoes. In gratitude, they made clothes for the elves, as winter was approaching. The elves were very happy and went on to help someone else.

This story is more than just a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is to be thankful and grateful for all the things we receive. And we must try harder to make things better for ourselves and to others as well.

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BY: JOSEPH JACOBS
GENRE: CLASSICS, FANTASY, FICTION
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1890

Jack took the family cow to sell and traded it for magic beans. His mother was angry and threw the beans out of the window. The next morning a giant beanstalk had grown. Jack climbed the beanstalk and found a giant there who had gold coins. Jack stole them and took them home. Later, Jack returned and saw a hen that laid golden eggs and he stole that, too. The third time he tried to steal a magic harp and the harp cried out. The giant chased Jack down the beanstalk, but Jack chopped it down and the giant fell.

This story is more than just a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is you must listen to your mother when she tells you to do something. And if you know that it is wrong then it's wrong, no matter how much you justify what you're doing.

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BY: JACOB GRIMM
GENRE: CLASSICS, FANTASY, FICTION
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1909

Hansel and Gretel's wicked stepmother took them into the forest and left them there. Soon, the children came upon a house made of sweets and they ate some. The evil witch that lived there locked them in a cage and was going to make a soup out of them. Gretel got out of the cage and pushed the witch into the boiling water. The children found treasure at the house. They took it home and they were never hungry again.

This story is more than just a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is you must not trust a stranger even if she treated you well. And your sibling is the best ally you could ask for and siblings' rivalry could not help to solve problems. Resourcefulness and cleverness will help you to escape to a horrible situation.

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BY: JACOB GRIMM
GENRE: FANTASY, FICTION, CLASSICS
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1985

Little Red Riding Hood's mother sent her to Grandma's house with a basket of goodies and told her not to talk to strangers. A wolf asked her where she was going, and she told him. He went to Grandma's house, locked Grandma in the cupboard and put on her clothes. Little Red Riding Hood was surprised at Grandma's eyes, ears and teeth, remarking on how big they were. The wolf said the teeth were better for eating, and he pounced. She screamed; when some woodcutters heard her cry, they ran in and rescued her.

This story is more than just a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is you must never trust a stranger. Even a friendly stranger may have bad intention towards you. And you can't be friend with a stranger easily and tell your whereabouts because it leads to danger. And always listened to your mother's advice.

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BY: ROBERT SOUTHEY
GENRE: CLASSICS, FANTASY
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1937

Once upon a time there was a mischievous girl name Goldilocks. She saw a cabin in the woods and entered. There, she found three bowls of porridge. One was too cold, one too hot and the other just right, so she ate that one. Goldilocks then found three chairs, one too hard, one too soft, and the little one was just right, and she sat in it and broke it. Of the three beds, one was too hard, one too soft and one just right, so she fell asleep. The bears came home and frightened her, and she ran away.

This story is more than just a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of this story. Its moral lesson is we should not intrude someone's privacy. An individual actions can hurt others, especially when a person uses and destroy someone's property without permission. This book will enlighten children that don't let curiosity kills you. And learned to respect someone's privacy.

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BY: DAVID WEISNER
GENRE: FABLE
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2001

There once were three little pig brothers who were to build a house but had different ideas of how to do it and were in danger of being eaten by the big bad wolf.
The first little pig built his house out of straw, had his house blown down by the big bad wolf, and was eaten.
The second little pig built his house out of sticks, had his house blown by the big bad wolf, and was eaten.
The third little pig built his house out of bricks, and his house held up when the big bad wolf came to blow it down.  And he lives happily ever after.

This story is more just than a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of the story. Its moral lesson is all about hard work and dedication paid off. While the two pigs quickly built homes and had more free time to play, the third pig labored in the construction of his house made of bricks. Compared to the other two pigs, the third pig's extra effort paid off and that his house lasted. This book will enlighten children to work hard in silence and let be our success as our noise.

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 THE GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGGBY: AESOP GENRE: FABLE YEAR OF PUBLICATION: Lit2GoEdition,(1867), accessed OCTOBER 5, 2022                                                                               One day a countryman going to the nest of his Goose found there an egg all yellow and glittering. When he took it up it was as heavy as lead and he was going to throw it away, because he thought a trick had been played upon him. But he took it home on second thoughts, and soon found to his delight that it was an egg of pure gold. Every morning the same thing occurred, and he soon became rich by selling his eggs. As he grew rich, he grew greedy and thinking to get at once all the gold the Goose could give, he killed it and opened it only to find nothing.              

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 THE GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGGBY: AESOP GENRE: FABLE YEAR OF PUBLICATION: Lit2GoEdition,(1867), accessed OCTOBER 5, 2022                                                                               One day a countryman going to the nest of his Goose found there an egg all yellow and glittering. When he took it up it was as heavy as lead and he was going to throw it away, because he thought a trick had been played upon him. But he took it home on second thoughts, and soon found to his delight that it was an egg of pure gold. Every morning the same thing occurred, and he soon became rich by selling his eggs. As he grew rich, he grew greedy and thinking to get at once all the gold the Goose could give, he killed it and opened it only to find nothing.              

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This story is more just than a story because children could reflect the moral lesson of this story. Its moral lesson is all about being "greedy". The 'I want it all and I want it now' attitude which leads them to kill the goose, in the hope discovering even greater riches inside it, is their undoing. If they would have been satisfied with their wealth, then the goose could live longer. This book will enlighten children that we should be contented of what we have and what they could give. And don't let greediness eat you.