I was wondering which fables/fairytales everyone likes as I need it for a project!
It's always interesting reading your replies! <3
I was wondering which fables/fairytales everyone likes as I need it for a project!
It's always interesting reading your replies! <3
My personal favorite fairy tale is The Twelve Dancing Princesses, but my preferences have changed a lot since I've grown up.
I suppose I like the settings and the conflict between the princesses and the soldier, which I guess continues to resonate with me. =)
My personal favorite fairy tale is The Twelve Dancing Princesses, but my preferences have changed a lot since I've grown up.
I suppose I like the settings and the conflict between the princesses and the soldier, which I guess continues to resonate with me. =)
[quote name="Meadowlarrk" date="2020-09-23 15:45:33" ]
My personal favorite fairy tale is The Twelve Dancing Princesses, but my preferences have changed a lot since I've grown up.
I suppose I like the settings and the conflict between the princesses and the soldier, which I guess continues to resonate with me. =)
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@Meadowlarrk
Ahh I've read that one too! :0 I read it in a children's storybook, which might be different from the version you read? Anyhow, it's a wonderful tale!
Thank you so much for your response, it helps me a lot! <3
Meadowlarrk wrote on 2020-09-23 15:45:33:
My personal favorite fairy tale is The Twelve Dancing Princesses, but my preferences have changed a lot since I've grown up.
I suppose I like the settings and the conflict between the princesses and the soldier, which I guess continues to resonate with me. =)
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Meadowlarrk
Ahh I've read that one too! :0 I read it in a children's storybook, which might be different from the version you read? Anyhow, it's a wonderful tale!
Thank you so much for your response, it helps me a lot! <3
Not a traditional fairytale but, growing up I had this book:
(Not my photo)
[img]https://i.pinimg.com/564x/db/9f/12/db9f12835c3864a37bba40879e4ff8b0.jpg[/img]
It was a collection of several of Shirley Barber's stories, and her illustrations are absolutely gorgeous
My favourite one was called The Seventh Unicorn
I found the illustrations in that one especially mesmerizing, and the idea of a whole other world in mirror is very intriguing
Not a traditional fairytale but, growing up I had this book:
(Not my photo)
It was a collection of several of Shirley Barber's stories, and her illustrations are absolutely gorgeous
My favourite one was called The Seventh Unicorn
I found the illustrations in that one especially mesmerizing, and the idea of a whole other world in mirror is very intriguing
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That one story where Loki ties a goat to his privates is always a laugh.
That one story where Loki ties a goat to his privates is always a laugh.
i was always really into the snow queen and the twelve dancing princesses!
i was always really into the snow queen and the twelve dancing princesses!
One I really liked when I was a kid, although it is rather short, is "The Coal, The Straw, and The Bean".
I dunno, I guess I found it cute and silly. It was in one of our many, many fairy tale collection books that I had when I was younger.
One I really liked when I was a kid, although it is rather short, is "The Coal, The Straw, and The Bean".
I dunno, I guess I found it cute and silly. It was in one of our many, many fairy tale collection books that I had when I was younger.
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HEck yea! Fables and fairytales (sounds like a game).
-"Prince Lindworm" Dragons? Yes. Friendly witch? Yes. Deep philosophical questions about irresponsibility and the inherent meaning of the monstrous? YES! This story has everything I love, fun little "headcanons" (Trans rights, Lindworm!) and I just really really love dragons.
-"The Tongue-Cut Sparrow" So this is probably a lesser-known one, alongside the Prince. I got this specific one form my grandmother, and I guess I like anthropomorphic birds, morbidity, and tongue trauma. Cute little birds in the book I read it from. I loved the illustrations for it!
-Literally anything with dragons. Yep.
-Literally any mythology that has ever existed. Also Yep.
HEck yea! Fables and fairytales (sounds like a game).
-"Prince Lindworm" Dragons? Yes. Friendly witch? Yes. Deep philosophical questions about irresponsibility and the inherent meaning of the monstrous? YES! This story has everything I love, fun little "headcanons" (Trans rights, Lindworm!) and I just really really love dragons.
-"The Tongue-Cut Sparrow" So this is probably a lesser-known one, alongside the Prince. I got this specific one form my grandmother, and I guess I like anthropomorphic birds, morbidity, and tongue trauma. Cute little birds in the book I read it from. I loved the illustrations for it!
-Literally anything with dragons. Yep.
-Literally any mythology that has ever existed. Also Yep.
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[quote name="Witherbone" date="2020-09-24 13:19:33" ]
Not a traditional fairytale but, growing up I had this book:
(Not my photo)
[img]https://i.pinimg.com/564x/db/9f/12/db9f12835c3864a37bba40879e4ff8b0.jpg[/img]
It was a collection of several of Shirley Barber's stories, and her illustrations are absolutely gorgeous
My favourite one was called The Seventh Unicorn
I found the illustrations in that one especially mesmerizing, and the idea of a whole other world in mirror is very intriguing
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@Witherbone
That sounds amazing! I definitely want to take a look now! :) The concept seems so magical!
Witherbone wrote on 2020-09-24 13:19:33:
Not a traditional fairytale but, growing up I had this book:
(Not my photo)
It was a collection of several of Shirley Barber's stories, and her illustrations are absolutely gorgeous
My favourite one was called The Seventh Unicorn
I found the illustrations in that one especially mesmerizing, and the idea of a whole other world in mirror is very intriguing
@
Witherbone
That sounds amazing! I definitely want to take a look now! :) The concept seems so magical!
[quote name="Metalhead" date="2020-09-24 13:43:55" ]
That one story where Loki ties a goat to his privates is always a laugh.
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@Metalhead
Hsdjghkdfhkjh I have no idea what you're talking about but I'll search it up! <3
Metalhead wrote on 2020-09-24 13:43:55:
That one story where Loki ties a goat to his privates is always a laugh.
@
Metalhead
Hsdjghkdfhkjh I have no idea what you're talking about but I'll search it up! <3
