Do you think fairy tales ever go out of fashion?

I don't either. Fairy tales are ageless. Sleeping Beauty and all of those. It is terrible that kids think their parents are so acient. I enjoy reading the old fairy tales. Even tried writing one but lost interest after a while. My friend wrote one for her sister called The Blue Fairy.

I don't think that they will go out of fashion. I have been woken out of sleep at about 3 am to be skyped through to Qatar to read fairy tales to the school that my grand twins attend. They put me on a big screen and I really ham it up and perhaps modernise it just a little as they are 4 to 5 year olds. They love it and I love to see the expressions on the faces of the children as they are enthralled. A special pleaeure to hear the twins explain that I am their grandmother but they call me Cynthie not GM! So I have a class of little ones waving and saying 'Bye Bye Cynthie. Come again' So I do. They draw pictures and send them to me etc. Makes me feel a bit closer to the twins.

I would not like Fairy Tales to go out of fashion. When my daughter was very young I often told her fairly tales, or more likely, read them from books. They have made some great movies of fairy tales now. I think the fairly tales help the imagination in children develop. I know that many fairly tales are racist and sexist, and as my daughter got older I explained that to her.

Right, fairy tale will never go out of fashion, as in our present world, there is a fool and sucker born every ten minutes, so there are always people want to believe in fairy tale and enjoy all the myths come with it whole heartedly. It will never cease to exist even though human civilization continue to progress and modern society evolve over time.

I don't think that fairy tales ever go out of fashion. The reason that I believe this to be the case is because there are always children in the world that are just hearing the stories for the first time. Take Disney movies as an example, one of the top grossing movies in the last several months has been Lion King 3D. This is just like a new story to children of today because it has been a couple of decades since the movie was first released.

I don't think it would go out of fashion cause fairy tales are the tools for every mother to let their children know the good from the bad. I do read fairy tales and watch movies like "The Enchanted" cause I want to remind myself to be hopeful all the time no matter how harsh life seems to be.

It would be a shame if fairy tales went out of style. I like how they capture the innocence of youth. And it is escapism in its purist form. I think too often parents like to bring their kids into the real world these days too soon. They start reading book about serious topics way too early. I understand books that help children deal with bad things that happen to them, but have you looked in the children's section lately? Depressing. Long live fairy tales!

So long as they strike a chord in the human psyche they will be around. Hansel and Gretel, is abandonment and talking to strangers... Red Riding Hood is another talking to strangers tale...

I grew up listening to and reading fairy tales. My mom would read it to us just before we go to sleep. Now my sister-in-law is also doing it with her own kids.

I wuld like to think that fairy tales will never go out of fashion. It is through some fairy tales that we find he courage to go after our dreams. It gives us something to believe in and what what can be out fashion about that?

No I really don't think that they will. As long as there are children around, who long the mystical wonders that fairy tales offer, that have the imaginations, the innocence, to get lost in a world of wonder, there will be fairy tales to some extent. The tales being passed around from generation to generation to say the very least. There are a lot of times where things go out of fashion but this is one of them that I don't think will. There are a lot of times where these tales are something that are a time of wonder, and it is still something that rings true together. Escapism and imagination is a very true thing that has not gone out of of fashion. So neither will fairy tales.

Personally I love fairy tales and until now I have never outgrown them and I don't think I ever will. My daughter loves when I read her those stories like Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and/or Beauty and the Beast and personally I don't get tired of seeing the movies nor reading the books.

Fairy tales I reckon will always last. They'll be passed on from generation to generation. If you were introduced to fairy tales as a child, high chances you'll tell these fairy tales to your kids and your kids will pass them to their very own kids. Nothing beats a good fairy tale, it builds upon the child's imagination in world of magic. People are still making modern versions of fairy tales to appeal more to the modern day kids but they are still fairy tales with a new twist but I like the classics better. These fairy tales produce such a great plot for movie makers and they're great to tell to your kids. I don't think they'll ever get out of fashion, if it did what stories will you tell your kids then?

I also don't think that fairytales will go out of its famosity. This will be carried to the next generation and the next. Fairy tales are good and it can easily catches attention since there are a lot of lessons that you will get from it. Many children like colorful dresses of fairy tale characters, too. That's why these will be like a living legacy.

When I was little I had a tiny hard bound copy of Grimm's Fairy Tales and I loved it. I loved the stories of Gerda the Goose Girl, Snow White and Rose Red, The Twelve Dancing Princesses and the Princess and the Pea. There was also the Seven League Boots and many more. My kids didn't read them and I thought those old stories were pretty much gone.

I myself do not think fairtales will go out of style. Disney has made alot of them into animation movies like Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty. Those will never go out of style just like the books! Disney movies are some of my favorite movies,too!

I agree with you.Fairy tales have this magic about them that will never let them go out of fashion.I still store my fairy tales in my own little library at home.I hope to make my children read them someday.

till small kids are there in this world ,fairy tales will also be allive on this world,every one like fairy tales ,would never feel that it is something to forget.

No fairy tales will always be popular. They tell about a time, a world long before ours. They tell about how to solve problems and how to get what you want (and this is not by sitting in the ashes, staying home and obey but get out and go for that prince to give yourself a better life). Personally I love fairy tales, all kinds of and from all kind of countries. Interesting thing is that many fairy tales are the same only some parts are changed. Might be because of a different culture. I love to read fairy tales but more of all I love story tellers. Especially if they are great in telling (not everybody is great in telling a story or has the voice that fits to it). A great story teller will make every story alive and takes you right back into the middle ages (my favorite age).

I agree with you . I do not think that fairy tales will ever go out of fashion. Popular fairy tales are still around even after so many decades. I loved Cinderella, Snow White, and Beauty and the Beast when I was younger. I tried to watch it again last year and I still love it.