classic fairy tales

Classic fairy tales are traditional stories that often feature magical elements, memorable characters like princes, witches, and animals, and convey moral lessons or cultural values. They typically explore themes of good versus evil, bravery, kindness, and justice, serving as entertainment and moral guides across generations. These stories, such as "Cinderella" or "Snow White," use imaginative storytelling to teach virtues and warn against vices, often through simple plots with symbolic objects and characters. Rooted in oral tradition, they reflect cultural beliefs and societal norms while inspiring imagination and moral reflection.