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February 26 is National Fairy Tale Day and the perfect opportunity to share the myths and legends that have become our escape into fantasy.
On the Web
Wikipedia – Learn all about fairy tales and their history from the Internet encyclopedia.
World of Tales – At World of Tales you will find a list of magical and captivating bedtime stories for kids written by some of the best-known fairy tale authors.
History of Fairy Tales – The origins of the genre from Missouri State Southern University.
fairytailz.com – Enjoy fairy tales from across the globe.
Storynory – This is where frogs chat to princesses, wolves huff and puff, and gingerbread men run away.
Wikipedia – Discover stories from across the globe.
Fariy tales for young children
Children's Books at Amazon
Adult's Books at Amazon
Celebrate
Appreciate A Dragon– January 16 is an opportunity to learn about the history, mythology, and real-life dragons today.
Mother Goose Day – We are swept back to memories of our childhood whenever we hear of National Mother Goose Day on May 1.
National Coloring Book Day – Gather your pens, pencils, and crayons because National Coloring Book Day is August 2nd.
Book Lovers Day – Get started on a new book, visit the library, or share a book with a friend on National Book Lovers Day, August 9.
National Tooth Fairy Day – August 22nd is National Tooth Fairy Day!
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A quick introduction to common elements of the fairy tale genre.
