National Tell A Fairy Tale Day

February 26th is National Tell a Fairy Tale Day and to celebrate here are 10 Fairy Tale adaptations to take you to a magical place.

1. All At Once Upon A Time written by Mara Rockliff and illustrated by Gladys Jose

   A fun mix-up of multiple fairy tales all woven together with suspenseful page turns.

2. After The Fall written and illustrated by Dan Santat

   An alternate and uplifting version of Humpty Dumpty that is a personal favorite.

3. Little Red Writing written by Joan Holub and illustrated by Melissa Sweet

   A creative story about a pencil who learns how to write a story.

4. The Three Pigs written and illustrated by David Wiesner

   A classic that retells The Three Little Pigs with amazing illustrations.

5. The Tossy-Turny Princess And The Pesky Pea written by Susan Verde and illustrated by Jay Fleck

   A perfect bedtime story with tips on how to fall asleep.

6. Interstellar Cinderella written by Deborah Underwood and illustrated by Meg Hunt

   A fun take on Cinderella with a STEM connection.

7. Jo Bright And The Seven Bots written by Deborah Underwood and illustrated by Meg Hunt

   A creative and STEM themed version of Snow White.

8. Reading Beauty written by Deborah Underwood and illustrated by Meg Hunt

   Third in the series by Underwood and Hunt, this fairy tale celebrates literacy.

9. The Three Little Pigs And The Andean Fox written and illustrated by Ana Velez

   A version of the Three Little Pigs infused with South American culture.

10. Little Red Gliding Hood written by Tara Lazar and illustrated by Troy Cummings

    A playful version of Little Red Riding Hood with great word play.