Classicfairytale Stories

Everyone knows Cinderella's fairy godmother turned mice into horses. No one ever asked what the mice remembered when the magic wore off. One mouse has spent his entire life surviving by a simple rule: large things kill small things. Humans set traps. Rats hunt mice. Open ground means danger, and safety is always somewhere narrow enough to hide. Cinderella is the one human who keeps breaking those rules. She steps away instead of crushing him. She moves a trap from his path. And on the night of the Prince's ball, she opens the cage he cannot escape. Then a fairy touches him with a wand. Suddenly, the mouse is a horse. He has strength enough to move a carriage, legs that devour distances, and lungs built for a road with no walls. For the first time, he knows what it is to be the larger animal-and what it feels like to run without searching for somewhere to hide. But the magic cannot last. When the horse becomes a mouse again, the cracks are still narrow, the roads are still enormous, and the creatures that once threatened him are dangerous once more. The world has not changed. He has. Told entirely through the eyes of one of Cinderella's mice, The True Story of Cinderella follows a creature from the hidden spaces beneath her house, to the road and palace as one of her horses, and back again-into a familiar world he can no longer see in quite the same way. A fairy-tale retelling about survival, kindness, power, freedom, and what remains after the magic is gone. .

Everyone knows what Jack found at the top of the beanstalk. No one ever asked who opened the door. High above the clouds, a giant's wife lives a quiet life until a hungry boy appears on her doorstep. She feeds him. She hides him from her husband. And when he escapes safely, she thinks that is the end of it. Then he comes back. And the next time, something is missing. Told from the giant's wife's point of view, The True Story of Jack and the Beanstalk is a darker retelling of the familiar fairy tale. About mercy, theft, fear, and what happens when kindness is mistaken for permission.

Things go from bad to desperate when there are no eligible maidens left to win the Prince's hand, but that's when the King hears of a magician who could fix anything, even finding the perfect princess. His solution? A young lady named Elanor, from the distant village of Pinkam. Despite her modest appearance and can-do attitude, Elanor manages to win the Prince over, as well as the kingdom... but that's when the King decides to test her.

The loyal Brown Cat and the cheerful Spotted Cat. Fidelis and Akira have a big mission: to conquer the Library Peak, which no cat has ever touched! The journey upwards turns out to be full of loose book traps and deep floor chasms. When the adventure turns into a disaster, these two siblings with opposing personalities must work together. A thrilling fable about friendship, courage, and the art of balancing life.

We all know fairytale stories right? Princess and all of her beautiful kingdom. But, what about the story of the villain ? So know, I'm going to reveal their story. I'm going to reveal every missing pieces of a classic fairytale story. Let the truth comes out,... Shall we ? . . . . . !WARNING! *Cerita ini ditulis dalam bahasa Inggris ! Tenang aja bahasa Inggrisnya mudah dimengerti kok ^_^ *Cerita ini fiksi ya, jadi jangan terlalu percaya dengan mitos ini ! HAPPY READING !!! ^-^

If you think you know the story of Cinderella, you're terribly mistaken.

Nobody really knows the true story, the story of Emrys and his cópenere. The girl who waited in the tower, guarded by a corrupted dragon, waiting for her knight in shining armour. Small one shot. Freylin.

***ON HOLD*** When Leo Valdez meets Nico di Angelo, they thought they couldn't be more different. But when they find that they have one thing in common, they are inseparable. The flame thrower and death eater become close friends, and maybe something more. Disclaimer: I don't own Percy Jackson or Heroes of Olympus, Uncle Rick does. But I did make this plot. Plus this artwork is not mine! I found it on Pinterest so to whoever this belongs to, well done.