10 Reviews: Best Fairy Tale Books for Kindergarten (Apr 2024)

This princess is a big fan of getting her beauty rest. However, one day a pea finds its way under her mattress, and it makes it impossible for her to get any rest. She gets advice for the chef, the gardener, and the astronomer. The princess follows their instructions that evening, and not long after, she is able to fall asleep without any further difficulty. This princess story can be the best option for your girl.

"Love this version of the Princess and the Pea! When the princess can't sleep, her friends give her ways to calm her mind and body to help her fall asleep."

by Lisa

The old original fairy tales which each Gorjuss tells us about, such as Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, and The Little Mermaid are captured in stunning illustrations and evocative descriptions that are shared by each Gorjuss. Examples of these fairy tales include Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, The Little Mermaid, Alice in Wonderland, Thumbelina, and Rapunzel. She offers a remark at the beginning of each story, as well as a contemplation at the conclusion of each one.

"I love the cards. They are of high quality and could be framed. They are charming."

by GB

Goblin goes on an adventure through the woods so that others can get a better understanding of how horrible he is. However, when he arrives at the Troll’s bridge, the Troll asserts that he is the most disgusting monster in the forest. They come to the conclusion that they should ask someone else to judge and solicit opinions from a number of villagers, including Little Red Riding Hood. Who, it turns out, is grosser than both goblins and trolls combined.

"as described, wonderful product!"

by whisky

Starting with the letter “A” for “adventurous” and persisting all the way through the letter “Z,” this charming board book provides an alphabet of fairy tale scenes, complete with children and animals. These scenes include a wide variety of fantastical elements, such as a castle, dragons, jewels, a unicorn, and other fantastical creatures and objects. You can your boy how to spell a word and learn how to read.

"Beautiful illustrations and such a fun theme for an ABC book!! Highly recommend"

by Natalie Chambers

The poor wolf has a condition known as uncontrollable breathing syndrome, which makes it difficult for it to control its breathing. The only times there are gusts of wind are whenever he breathes in and out. Wolf pack bullies and pigs who see him behaving inappropriately toward them may misinterpret this as a sign of aggression, which can be misinterpreted by other wolves who bully him. A humorous tale that resolves in a way that is satisfying.

"These books are amazing! I have the entire collection to use with my students. They love the twisted endings. I have used them from Kindergarten through 4th grade with great success!"

by Jason Carr

The fascinating collection of fragmentary fairy tales that are perfect for reading aloud is sure to be a hit not only with children but also with the adults whose children will be reading it. Through the use of “question” games, Fairly Fairy Tales fosters interaction between parents and their children. This results in a happy reading experience that is perfect for sleep or any other time of the day!

"... The illustrations are full of fun action packed things and really keep the attention of little kids. The book is super easy to read aloud. My kids really enjoyed this book and have enjoyed reading it with me."

by raisinglittlereaders

Preparation is in order for your new favorite modernized fairy tale trope about a perfectly capable damsel who is never in distress when she is caught by a witch, a giant, and an ogre. She makes friends with everyone and excuses herself from her school’s tea party every day. Her damsel-in-distress teacher back at school doesn’t believe she can save herself till LillyBelle’s new friends arrive, eager to join in the tea party. They’re all having a great time, too!

"Lillybelle is a must-read for all girls, and boys, who want to be in control of their own fairytale adventure! Such a delight for Lillybelle to be so bright and brave! I love this book!"

by Dedra Davis

When the Gingerbread Man comes by, B. Bear and Lolly, who are the best of friends, are having trouble with their invention, the Porridge Perfector. The Gingerbread Man knocks it over, and then he runs away. As a consequence of this, Lolly and B. Bear has arrived at the realization that it is up to them to catch the Gingerbread Man on their own. A voyage through a fairy tale that is enchanting and full of charm.

"This book is an utter delight! Everything about it is upbeat and positive, and the artwork and story are wonderful together. ..."

by baronvonrusty

Cinderella, despite her adorable appearance, acts like a brat by using baby talk and throwing tantrums. Her magical benefactor assists her in dressing appropriately for the ball. This adorable little Cinderella rides around on her huge blue scooter while wearing her favorite blue dress and yellow boots. Even though this can be a pride and prejudice, you do not have to worry. Because it is a wonderful retelling of this classic fairy tale in a modern setting!

"My 4 year old granddaughter loves this book (and the whole "Very Little " series. It's fun to read aloud."

by Maggie Keyser

Migy Blanco drew the illustrations for the book “Cinderella’s Stepsister and the Big Bad Wolf” written by Lorraine Carey. Cinderella Ugly is just like her step-sister Ugly, save for the fact that Gertie is the only one who isn’t ugly. Gertie is sent to the Wicked Queen, the Worst Witch, and the Big Terrible Wolf by the Ugly family to learn how to be bad. It’s a failure. You’ll never guess who joins Gertie at the ball in another surprising twist!

"My 3 year old daughter loved this book so much that she never wanted to return it to the library. I bought our own copy and we still enjoy reading it. It's a fun story."

by Bcain