Many children in America and all over the world have grown up reading fairy tales. If not by reading, they were transmitted through plays, cartoons, and movie adaptations. Stories such as Cinderella, Hanzel and Gretel and Red Riding Hood are some of the more popular that are handed down from parent to child. The plot structures and thick morals they they emcompass stick with you for a lifetime, helping you grow as a person. What …
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