Fairy Tales - Cultural Heritage and Undistinguishable Part of Literature

Abstract

The term "story" cannot be distinguished or extracted from literature. Regardless of its many forms, literature is fundamentally a human story. Humans have been telling stories since the day we were born. Despite their longevity, every man and woman has a lot of stories inside of them; some are told, but the majority are kept hidden. For many children, stories ignite their imagination, which eventually turns into reality as they get older. Children enjoy fairy tales more than other types of stories. Even though fairy tales have endured over the years, children today still adore and fantasize about them. The origins of these fairy tales and a few other subjects have been the subject of additional research.