Books in Barron's Fairy Tales series

Full of adventure and excitement, these stories enable children to use their imaginations to cope with concerns and conflicts. Caillou and Rosie listen raptly to the original fairy tales and imagine themselves in the characters’ places as the stories unfold.Belle goes to live in a castle with the Beast to repay her father’s mistake. At first, she is afraid and unsure, but eventually she sees through the outward appearance of the Beast and comes to love the person inside.

Full of adventure and excitement, these stories enable children to use their imaginations to cope with concerns and conflicts. Caillou and Rosie listen raptly to the originaly fairy tales and imagine themselves in the characters’ places as the stories unfold. Three little pigs leave their home to seek their fortunes. The piggies summon all their wisdom and bravery as they try to fend off the wolf’s repeated attacks. One of them is more clever than the others and actually outwits the wolf.

Full of adventure and excitement, these stories enable children to use their imaginations to cope with concerns and conflicts. Caillou and Rosie listen raptly to the original fairy tales and imagine themselves in the characters’ places as the stories unfold. Hansel and Gretel are abandoned in the woods. The lost and hungry children seek haven in the mouthwatering gingerbread house inhabited by a wicked witch, masquerading as a kind old woman.