Fairytaleretelling Histórias

Chloe wants to show the kingdom of Sarias, where music is everything, that song should be filled with emotion and passion. But living in the shadow of her popstar step-sister, she has no choice but to hide who she is, even when her voice captures Prince Ethan Alexander's heart... ***** In the kingdom of Sarias, popularity and worth are defined by a ranking on Musetunes. Music is how every Ace in the land discovers their mate. Only when two Aces sing to each other can they find their true love. Chloe Leighton has decided to give singing a try - as long as no one finds out who she is. There is no profile picture. No age. No name. Just Anonymous. That's how she must stay. But can she hide her identity when she gets to the top of the charts? [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Cover designed by April Alforque

A fairy godmother internship is just what Noelle needs to escape her family's pumpkin business . . . until she starts to question her own happily-ever-after. Perfect for fans of The Princess Diaries or Ella Enchanted! * * * Noelle Simpkins is sick of working for her parents. Sure, her dad runs a booming pumpkin business and her mom's the greatest shoemaker in the land. But pumps and pumpkins get OLD after a while, and she's ready to see more of the world. When she hears about a fairy godmother internship in the city, she jumps on it. The goal? Make sure royal clients get happily-ever-afters . . . all while battling goblins, curing curses, and figuring out how to use a magic wand. Not to mention shutting down a rival godmother and avoiding Kit, a distractingly cute guy who sells pie and keeps turning up. But as exciting as her new gig is, Noelle is surprised when she realizes . . . she kind of misses making shoes and growing pumpkins. Has she gotten closer to her own happily-ever-after, or farther away? And when the glass shoe's on the other foot, can she stay true to her heart? [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Cover by Erin Bowman and April Alforque

We all know the show Once Upon A Time, but what if Snow White had given birth to twin girls? How did the other twin get to our world? How will she and Emma get along when they reunite? And what stories or prophecies will unfold when the twins work to break the curse on Storybrooke? FYI: This is a fanfiction of the show. It does follow the timeline on the show, but there are twists to the plot that make it surprising and appealing to read. Enjoy!

Nebula transmigrates into Cinderella's infamous wicked stepmother on the day her husband dies. Except Ella hasn't been abused yet. Her two daughters aren't cruel. And the System gives Nebula one job: raise all three girls well and secure their futures. So Nebula does what she does best. She protects Ella's inheritance, builds a business empire, raises three brilliant and gorgeous daughters, and becomes the richest woman in the empire. Years later, Cinderella still goes to the royal ball. The prince still notices someone. Unfortunately... It's her mother.

A long, long time ago in a world just like ours live the characters from our fairytales that we know and love. But do we know them? Do we know their stories? I'm going to tell you the true story of them all. Once upon a time, a girl searched for her ever after...

"I want to fall in love with you," he begs. "I want you, Sun." I crush the flowers in my hands. *** When Sun, who is cursed to never love, is forced to care for Rome, she never expected him to make all of her carefully built walls crumble down. Sun is an angel, and angels who fall in love turn into stone, and their lovers fade from memory. Sun blinded herself when she turned twenty, right after her sister had made the fatal mistake of loving another. If she can't see, how can she fall in love? Besides, no one would want a blind lover anyhow. *** When Rome dies, falls from the sky, and smiles, everything shatters. She can't fall in love with him, else they would both suffer...but something about Rome makes her want to try, even with the costs.

London, 1938. Wendy Darling has spent ten years trying to forget a boy who promised to come back for her - and never did. She's built a life without him. Cambridge. A future. A man named James Beaumont who loves her the way ordinary men love ordinary women, without wings or shadows or wild, impossible promises. Then her father dies with a confession that unravels everything she thought she knew about him. Hidden in his desk, she finds ten years of letters - every one from Peter. He never stopped writing. He just stopped being able to reach her. As war swallows Europe and pulls James and her brothers into a fight she can't survive losing, Wendy sends one letter back through the dark, half hoping, half dreading it will ever be answered. It is. Just not by the boy she remembers. Neverland is dying. James is gone, lost somewhere in the Atlantic. And Wendy Darling - nurse, daughter, the woman who swore she'd left magic behind - is about to learn that some promises don't end. They just wait. Growing up was never the hard part. Choosing which world to fight for is.

UPDATES EVERY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, & SUNDAY. For years, the Duke of Saint-Pierreau has hidden behind a mask while rumors transform him into a monster. Jolie Mercier returns home searching for answers about her father's descent into madness, only to discover they may be tied to the duke's mysterious curse. Their agreement is simple: she'll help break his curse, and he'll help uncover the truth hidden beneath Saint-Pierreau. Working side by side, the sharp-tongued inventor's daughter and the reclusive duke find themselves drawn to one another. But it's difficult to trust a man who refuses to show his face and even harder to ignore the one hidden behind the mask. As ancient magic stirs and secrets buried for centuries rise to the surface, Jolie and the Beast discover that some curses cannot be broken without sacrifice. Because in Saint-Pierreau, every blessing comes with a debt. And the bill is finally due. Part of the Fairytales Reimagined series: Beauty and the Beast

After surviving **221 worlds**, Nebula thought she had seen every terrible assignment the System could throw at her. Then World 222 dropped her into a funeral. Her funeral? Thankfully, no. Her **husband's**. Apparently, Nebula had become Snow White's infamous stepmother only seven days before the King conveniently dropped dead. And according to the original story, she was now supposed to become the **Wicked Queen**, obsess over an eight-year-old child's beauty, order a huntsman to murder her, and eventually lose everything because of a poisoned apple. Nebula had exactly one response. Absolutely not. Unfortunately, fairy tales are stubborn things. The Magic Mirror contains a gorgeous, foul-mouthed mage who won't stop flirting with her. Her newly assigned huntsman refuses to be fired. One peaceful ride into the forest ends with Nebula being kidnapped by seven dangerously attractive bandits calling themselves the **Dwarfs**. And when Prince Charming finally arrives? He takes one look at Snow. Then starts courting **Nebula**. Nebula wanted to break the Wicked Queen ending, finish her mission, and remain gloriously unattached. Instead, she somehow acquired a kingdom, a cursed mirror, a huntsman, seven bandits, one shameless prince... ...and a little girl who is slowly beginning to call her **Mother**. But somewhere in the kingdom, an old curse is still waiting. And the apples are beginning to ripen. 🍎

ᴱᴺᴳ /ˈhænsəlˈɡrɛtəl/ Once upon a time, Lee Jeno and Na Jaemin were abandoned in a forest where the trees whispered and the paths never led home. There, they found a house made of sugar and sweets-only to discover the witch waiting inside wanted to make a meal of them. They escaped her oven, but the forest never truly let them go. Over the following many years, the two have become renowned witch hunters, feared by the very creatures that once hunted them. They have survived curses, dark spells, and countless encounters with the supernatural without losing themselves to its corruption. As darkness begins to consume the sky, Jeno and Jaemin must venture deeper into the witches' domain, where something far more sinister is waiting.

(PLACEHOLDER COVER) "Spell 'Eternity'," she says, her voice snowfall-soft, "Spell it, and you shall be free." And how terrifying that was! Eternity. A word I am most familiar with! I can't imagine how it would feel if I held the very word in my hands. It would be so sad to leave everything behind, just to gloat about a victory of spelling.

Like all interesting stories, this one begins with a curse. A kingdom that is cursed to an eternal winter. But the thing is, the curse hasn't been broken. So it is still really fricken cold, all the time. It has been so long that many younger people don't remember what summer is even like, they don't know any different. It has been so long that maybe the curse can never be broken. After all, such things only happen in fairytales. I curse this land with ice and snow, A curse of misery, a curse of woe. You have welcomed in hate and fear to take away what I most hold dear. In order for this winter to fall apart, You must give me that which can thaw a frozen heart.

Born of sea and steel, Mariana Beatrice Hook was never meant to belong to just one world. The daughter of Captain James Hook and a mermaid of the Neverland Lagoon, Mariana grows up caught between tides-raised among mermaids, pirates, and Lost Boys alike. But when a battle between Peter Pan and Captain Hook shatters the lagoon and steals her mother from her life, everything changes. Torn from the sea and taken aboard the Jolly Roger, Mariana's fate becomes entwined with the very war she never chose. Years later, when she leaves Neverland behind to claim a life of her own beyond its cruel rules, Mariana becomes something legend-worthy: a pirate in her own right, feared on the open seas and crowned by love on the mainland. Yet Neverland never truly lets go. When tragedy drives her back to the island of eternal youth, old wounds resurface-and a new one is carved deeper when her daughter vanishes without a trace. In a land where memory fades, childhood never ends, and consequences echo across generations, Pirate Princess is a story of legacy, loss, and a woman determined to defy the rules of Neverland itself.

He was searching for Cinderella. He just found the wrong girl. When Prince Caliander discovers a handkerchief bearing a mysterious family crest after the royal ball, he believes he's found the clue to the identity of the woman who captured his heart. His search leads him to Vespara. Unfortunately, Vespara isn't Cinderella. Elladora is. But proving the truth isn't as simple as telling the prince her name. As Caliander grows more enchanted with her stepsister, Elladora finds herself chasing a love that seems determined to stay just out of reach. Sometimes the hardest part of a fairytale isn't finding your prince. It's deciding what to do when he finds someone else.

Once upon a time, fairy tales were meant to have endings. When Evelyn Hale steps into an exhibition dedicated to the darker origins of the world's most beloved fairy tales, she expects old books, forgotten folklore, and perhaps a few cheap scares. She doesn't expect to become part of one. Dragged into a twisted world where familiar stories have turned sinister, Evie finds herself moving from one fairy tale to another, each with its own rules-and each determined to keep her until the story reaches its end. Then she finds the gate. Through its iron bars, Evie can see the real world. People walk past while she screams until her voice breaks. But no one can see her. No one can hear her. Except for two strangers watching from the other side. And one of them is smiling. As Evie searches for a way home, she encounters Dorian Vale, a mysterious young man who seems to know far more about the stories than he should. He knows where not to go. He knows which characters cannot be trusted. And somehow, he knows things that haven't happened yet. The deeper Evie travels, the more the fairy tales begin to change. Characters remember things they shouldn't. Stories bleed into one another. And Evie discovers the most terrifying rule of all: Death doesn't mean the story is over. It only means it begins again. But escaping may come at a price far worse than dying. Because not everyone trapped inside a story was ever meant to leave

❝Bad things will happen that you can't escape, but love can help you overcome it❞ Once upon a dream, there was a princess and a prince. They were named Aurora and Phillip, though to him she was only known as Briar Rose. ⋆☁︎⋆°• Progress: Ongoing Status: Active The entire story is already written and completed and new chapters will be released every Friday!

If you're up for a wicked adventure... This story's ending doesn't play by the rules. One Villain. One Secret. One Kingdom at Risk. It's got everything that'll pull you in like an undertow!

Six year old Eveline was lost in the woods alone until she spotted some bunnies and a bunny gnome named Taingly. Together they took her to a place called Petal Village in Falbury Wood. A place full of fantasy and fairytale creatures. Eveline adjusts to her new home and learns about the dangers of another forest. Wicktree Wilds! It's a dangerous forest that captures innocent people who step foot onto their line and turns them into one of them. Along the way, Eveline will make new friends, learn their stories and help retrieve their missing companions by learning to battle the dark creatures with magic of her own.

Everyone knows what Goldilocks did in the bears' cottage. No one ever asked what she thought she was doing, or what the bears thought when they came home. Goldilocks is eight years old, lost in the woods, and very good at explaining to herself why the next small step probably doesn't count as disobedience. First she leaves the garden. Then the road. Then she enters a stranger's cottage because surely waiting inside is safer than being lost outside. One taste of porridge becomes a bowl. One comfortable chair becomes a broken one. And one attempt to find the road from an upstairs window ends with Goldilocks asleep in a child's bed. Then the bears come home. To Goldilocks, they are enormous animals blocking the doorway. To Mother Bear, there is a strange human inside the room where her cub sleeps. What follows is not quite the story either side will remember afterward. The True Story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a fairy-tale retelling about curiosity, fear, consequences, and the uncomfortable difference between not meaning to do harm and having to make right the harm you caused.

Fourth year at Hogwarts brought the Triwizard Tournament, and with it the second task in the Black Lake. Hermione is the only one who faints after spending an hour under the lake, and Harry can't stop thinking about the fact that Viktor Krum rescued her first. What is the meaning of those dreams with soft quiets songs, and why can't Hermione stop thinking about the icy waters of the Black Lake?