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I'm quite sure most of you have heard the famous tale about a young farm lad called Jack, who went from rags to riches, thanks to the miracle of... beans. Although Jack wasn't exactly perfect, we can learn a thing or two from his story. Take advantage of opportunities, and make the best of a bad situation. Here is my retelling of this famous story, for it is my duty to pass these folk tales on to future generations, via Wattpad that is. So.. get all nice and comfy, get rid of your cow, and enjoy the retelling of Jack And The Beanstalk. Credits: Art: Isaac C. Writing: Isaac C. Country of origin: United Kingdom. Original author: Joseph Jacobs / 18th century. Inspiration: KS1 English Radio / The Fable Cottage / Various adaptations of the story on vhs and books.

Once Upon a Time the Beryl crystal maintained equilibrium in the mythical kingdom of Faerie, which resides alongside our own mortal world. When the crystal is stolen, the land of Faerie began to slowly perish. When researcher Sophia Rose comes across an ancient crystal in Cambridge's Fitzwilliam Museum it represents an unwelcome intrusion of mythical knowledge into her carefully ordinary life. Though descended from the magical and mythical Fair Folk, she is determined to remain untouched by her family's legacy. She hides the crystal, but Sophia finds it impossible to hold the world of Faerie at bay any longer.

Shy, lonely tween, Avery Shaw, is struggling with the isolating effects of bereavement on her family when, through a strange misunderstanding, she is dragged into a fantastical, magical realm and forced to defend herself before a faerie court. She wins the faeries over with her honesty and bravery; they come to respect her humanity and soon rely on her to resolve various knotty problems that require a mortal touch. But Avery makes a powerful enemy when she thwarts the plans of the hobgoblin Puck; when he kidnaps her mother in revenge, will her fae friends be there to save the day? Copyright, 2019: all rights reserved. Do not reproduce this book in any form.

"I just want my life back!" Were the phrases Alex Mahone and Joanna Cash repeated at least a thousand times. At 17 years old, Joanna Cash was framed for the murder of 4 back alley company scum. She was informed by Mahone at an early age that she didn't commit those murders, but there was no proof she didn't. She would have to live in a prison for the rest of her life... or so she thought.

The story follows the struggles and triumphs of Thorn, the Crown Prince of Elfhame, as he navigates a world filled with political intrigue, family dynamics, and personal challenges. From his childhood to his rise as a protector of his realm, Thorn's journey is marked by battles, alliances, and the heavy burden of high expectations. But first his first beginswith his parents, the High King and Queen of Elfhame. Please note that I do not own any of these characters. Holly Black is the creator of "The Cruel Prince," the first installment of the Folk of the Air series. This is just one of many fan fictions inspired by her story. I hope you enjoy this tale and take the time to read her books, as they are truly captivating. Thank you for reading!

Although the morals of this story are questionable, I firmly believe that this tale about the feline in footwear tells us that doing your best and being dedicated can elevate the weak to higher positions and help them to survive. It also tells us not to underestimate the value of something based off of its appearance. Just like when the youngest son of a miller doubted the capabilities of what seemed to be an ordinary cat, but boy, was he wrong! Here is my retelling of this famous story, for it is my duty to pass these folk tales on to future generations, via Wattpad that is. So.. get all nice and comfy, bestow some rabbits to the king, and enjoy the retelling of Puss In Boots. Credits: Art: Isaac C. Writing: Isaac C. Country of origin: France. Original author: Charles Perrault Inspiration: Storynory / Sooper Books / Various adaptations of the story on vhs and books.

Life has always been calm for Abby despite living in New York City. Weekends consisted of attending crappy rock concerts with her best friend Ben, and weekdays were spent with her adoptive parents whom she loved more then herself. As far as she knew, Abby was the most ordinary and human teenage girl. Kade Odin who's role is the Faerie Slayer for the nearby Odin Pack is bestowed with an assignment that reveals a nearby faerie, he knows his role is to kill her. Whilst spying on the faerie girl, he unveils strange things that lead him to believe that she does not know that she is folk. The werewolves and the Fey have had an ongoing war for generations, what happens when Kade Odin finds himself ready to protect the girl rather then kill her? Is fate cruel enough to mate these two opposites? Is Aubrette strong enough to resist the pull of Kade's dark and harsh demeanour or does it thrill her beyond lust?

"Is it true that Pokémon and humans once had forbidden relations in ancient times?" "They're called myths, so no, I don't believe any wild Pokémon would realistically give head to some stranger on a snowy mountain." "Hmm... you never know what happens behind closed doors. That much is undoubtedly true." - Two Pokémon researchers discussing during lunch break [This collection of "folktale" stories is shitpost. All shitpost. Inspired by THE leaks. I am not a leaker, nor an employee of Game Freak. Take nothing seriously.]

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(Written as Dani Crundell, a pen name, in 2019) Scientist Helen Valli was often called a Tomboy as a child. No one was more surprised than her when she found herself longing for a daughter after producing three treasured sons. Her body though, had other ideas. Gynaecological problems made it perfectly clear that her 'baby factory' was well and truly shut. That should have been the end of it, but a chance encounter with a group of 'reborn' lifelike doll enthusiasts has Helen questioning her own sanity, and, more shockingly, pleading her own innocence.

Whether it is to preserve history or provide moral lessons, ancient folk tales have served a much bigger purpose that just entertaining people. Here are some famous and fascinating stories that have enlightened generations of Indians.

Hello! - Please don't steal. - If you do use any or anything, just give credit, thanks. - 18 years old, England.

I was looking through my past docs from Google Drive and I found this. To the people I showed this to in real life, heya.

There's something mysterious about the new girl. Something in the way she smiles is off and almost broken. She doesn't make eye contact, and when she speaks, it's with a horrid American accent. The more truth the Host Club tries to discover about the new girl, the more lies they uncover. Is anything she says true? Or is it all just one, big, hopeless mess.

Can love be strong enough to break through time ? The girl that never loved and the boy with all the love . Imagine if you went back 230 years in time to the green heaven ( Switzerland) .