Alice's Adventures in Wonderland would be described as a fairy tale by some, but not by others. The classification of books into different genres is not absolute, it is more a guide to assist in the description of those books, so whether Alice in Wonderland is a fairy tale is really a matter of opinion.
Fairy Tales can be described as stories which feature, amongst other things, talking animals, fabulous creatures and magical or fantastical events. They are also strongly associated with children, and usually either feature, or are told to them.
Alice in Wonderland can certainly be described in these terms. This children's story features numerous talking animals, and the Gryphon is a fabulous creature. The playing card characters are quite magical, or at least fantastical, and the strange events featuring such things as Alice's frequent changes in size and the transformation of the Duchess' baby into a pig, are all consistent with the type of impossible things featured in fairy tales.
Lewis Carroll himself described his book as a fairy tale. In a letter to a friend, discussing what title he should give his first Alice book, he said: P.S. I should be very glad if you could help me in fixing on a name for my fairy-tale, which Mr Tenniel (as a consequence of your kind introduction) is now illustrating for me, and which I hope to get published before Xmas. The heroine spends an hour underground, and meets various birds, beasts, etc. (no fairies), endowed with speech.
i dont know what you mean by "short story" but it is an average movie and i think the book would be long to, but if you summarize it, it can become a "short story".....sorry if this doesn't help
no, a fairy tale is a story about fable beings and isn't real. a short story is a story which is short and can either be fiction or non-fiction.
Yes, Cinderella (also known as the Little Glass Slipper) is classic folktale embodying a myth-element of unjust oppression and triumphant reward.
No, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a novel - although it is quite a short novel, and is sometimes described as a novella.
steve AKOI
by a kiss of curse its a fairy tale duu
It's mostly referred to as a fairy tale and was first written in Children's and Household Tales or Grimm's Fairy Tales. It fits the description of both folk tale and fairy tale.
Snow White was written the the Brothers Grimm in 1812. In the Walt Disney version of the story, Snow White's wicked step-mother has a magic mirror, which she asks "Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?"
There was a 'Snow White' by Donald Barthelme written 1996 . The original 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' was a fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm .
No it was based of a fairy tale well known it Germany , Europe
No, it is a fairy tale.
Snow White made friends with the Seven Dwarfs in the fairy tale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
The fairy tale "Snow White" features the poisoned apple given to Snow White by the evil queen.
The fairy tale "Snow White" was written by the Brothers Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, and it was first published in their collection of folktales titled "Grimm's Fairy Tales" in 1812.
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They are mine workers.
by a kiss of curse its a fairy tale duu
snow white
Snow White was first published in 1812 as part of the collection of German fairy tales called Grimms' Fairy Tales, compiled by the Brothers Grimm.
It's mostly referred to as a fairy tale and was first written in Children's and Household Tales or Grimm's Fairy Tales. It fits the description of both folk tale and fairy tale.
The story of Snow White is a fairy tale. All such tales happen in fantasy land, a nowhere place in the readers imagination.
cinderella snow white (this is all i got lol)