What a day it has been. Everyone is tired, especially moms and dads, but the children still want to hear a fairy tale. What to do? It’s easy. In such cases, short fairy tales that flow quickly and yet lose none of their magic will help. If you’re already looking forward to bed, read a short fairy tale, give a goodnight kiss, and off to sleep you go. There will be time for a long fairy tale again next time.
Once upon a time, there was an old king who ruled a kingdom and had a beautiful daughter whom everyone in the kingdom talked about. The princess enjoyed her youth and beauty, singing and playing with her friends in the royal garden.
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Behind the forest and across a wide meadow stands a kindergarten. Children from all over the city come here to play, to learn new things, and to rest. Every day at this kindergarten is full of discoveries. But today is different. Today, something very special is supposed to arrive—all the way from the sky. A letter from the Sun.
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Once upon a time, there lived a boy named Kai and a girl named Gerda. They were best friends, loved each other like siblings, and spent every day together. In the summer, they would play among the flowers in the garden, and in the winter, they would watch the snow fall outside the window.
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Once upon a time there was a land full of rivers, streams, and lakes. Here, water flowed from rocks, forming waterfalls, rushing between forests and large stones, and sometimes just standing still and flowing into beautiful, calm lakes.
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Once upon a time there was a wise king who lived In a magnificent castle surrounded by rose gardens and centuries-old trees. His name was Bernard. He had a daughter, named Magnolia.
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One quiet night, little Peter, who lived with his family in a picturesque house on the edge of the forest, decided to go on a secret expedition. He revealed his daring plan to his faithful dog Buddy. Before they set off on their adventure, Peter took a large piece of cake from the refrigerator to take with them.
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Deep in the woods, in a big den, there lived a family of badgers. Father badger, mother badger, and their two lively, beautiful children. They were two badger boys. Their names were Monty and Biscuit. They were both very good. They helped their parents with everything. They helped them build complicated dens and look for food all over the forest. Their parents were very proud of them. But Monty and Biscuit were also full of energy and constantly came up with all sorts of ideas. They liked to play chase and hide and seek and were good friends with other animals. They were brave boys who weren’t afraid of anything. But one day something happened that scared them after all.
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When the evening comes and the night falls, the stars light up the sky. Some are smaller, some are bigger. One shines less, the other more. Their little lights are seen by children all over the country. They spread out across the whole sky and give us a sign that it’s time to go to bed. But these stars don’t just shine, they keep an eye on the children. From their great height, they can see beautifully into children’s bedrooms. They keep an eye on who’s having bad dreams, or help children fall asleep. When it’s evening and all is quiet, the stars keep their little eyes and ears open and listen to see which child needs their help.
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In ancient times, when fairy tales were not made up stories but reality, there lived a young and beautiful prince. Everyone was breathless at his beauty and wealth, and the prince became so haughty that he forgot to treat people with respect.
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On the edge of a village stood a beautiful little house. Every day, a wonderful smell wafted from it. It was so delicious that perhaps it was magical. It was the smell of cakes and cupcakes. The little house had a purple roof and was all pink. It looked like one big marshmallow.
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