Hans Christian Andersen's fairy story about a vain emperor and his invisible clothes.

When their stepmother decides that she wants two fewer mouths to feed, Hanselito and Gretelita are sent into the tropical forest to fend for themselves.

Little Red Happy Coat, as she is called in this version, sets out across the forest to take some food to her grandmother. Along the way she meets the devious wolf who plans to make Little Red Happy Coat his meal.

Jonae's father tells the king she can spin straw into gold. When she is required to perform this task, an impish man appears and offers to help. Jonae soon learns that assistance sometimes comes with a price, expecially when dealing with Rumpelstiltskin.

An act of kindness pays off when a peasant boy finds himself in line to marry the princess, all he has to do is meet three conditions that the king has set - but can he?

Set on the Barbary Coast, with a background of gold-rush fever and ragtime rhythms, this tale of a puppet boy takes on new African-American flavor. Wishing for a boy of his own, the toy-maker carves a wooden son from blocks of pine and oak.

The Fairy Godmother is tired of helping everyone else live happily ever after. Nobody ever thanks her, and she's had enough! Find out if the fairy godmother can really quit her job.

After her adventure at the Three Bear's house, Goldilocks starts a new school. She tries to fit in, but she's not a princess, a troll, or a ninja. Goldilocks wants a group of friends who are just right for her, but that's not so easy to find.

Now that the big bad wolf has three cubs of his own, being the neighborhood bully doesn't seem right. He needs a new job. Find out if he can find a job that's right for a strong, fast, scary wolf.

Little Red Riding Hood is worried about her Granny. Granny's recovered from her scare with the Big Bad Wolf, but she's lonely. Thankfully Little Red Riding Hood is on the case! She is ready to find her Granny some new hobbies and some new friends.