23 November, 2020Fairytalez Audio Book Stories app is on-demand audio streaming for ages 4-99 for anyone who wants fairy tales and a bit of magic.
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Pourquoi tales are stories that explain how or why something came to be as it is today. You can find pourquoi stories from around the world as they have been passed down from generation to generation. Originating from areas like Nigeria, Brazil, and Africa, these stories are timeless tales for any age.
Chinese Tales by Fairytalez features Chinese fairy tales, folk tales, and fables. Read more about these enchanting tales!
Fairytalez is proud to announce a new writing competition: Best Winter Tale. Write a fairy tale or folk tale themed around winter and its elements, such as snow, ice, frost, blizzards, etc for a chance to win great prizes and promotion!
Fairytalez has just published its third book! Cinderella Tales: International Cinderella Stories and Fairy Tales is now available in Kindle and paperback on Amazon.
We’re sharing some new delightful Christmas tales from France, Germany and other regions. Enjoy these legends of Christmas trees, present-giving, Christ and more.
The world of German folklore and fairy tales contains beloved fairy tales like The Piped Piper, or Rumpelstiltskin but what about Germany’s lesser-known stories? The folklore of Germany is vast. Plenty of treasures lie within the collections.
Fairytalez.com is proud to announce the winner and finalists of the Best New Fairy Tale writing competition! Come read the winning story and runners-up.
Whether you’re interested in participating in our writing competition or just want to try to tell your own story, we’ve got you covered with a handy guide as to how to write a fairy tale.
With our website, readers have been able to enjoy beloved fairy tales like Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Thumbelina and many more; now it’s time to take our love of stories to new heights. Fairytalez is proud to announce a new self-publishing feature where anyone can share their original fairy tale and folk lore stories with the world!
Chances are, you’ve probably read fairy tale or folk tale that is known as type “The Search for the Lost Husband,” and may not even know it. For example, the fairy tale of Beauty and the Beast relates to this type. What does it mean if a tale is classified “The Search for the Lost Husband”?
