The Tales of Mother Goose by Charles Perrault (Annotated)

Charles Perrault published the fairy Tales in "The tales of Mother Goose" in the late 17th century. The stories are now fundamental to Western childhood literature and also include numerous lessons and moral teachings. A selection of popular Perrault tales offer some insights:

Cinderella: Patience and Virtue -

Lesson: Rewarding these happen to be kindness and patience. Cinderella displays kindness and determination as she bears the cruelty of her stepfamily and ultimately, due to her good nature, discovers love and happiness.

Little Red Riding Hood: Caution as well as Obedience.

Lesson 1: The importance of being cautious and listening t o your parents. The choice of Little Red Riding Hood to not follow her mother's advice to remain exactly where she is leads to danger.

Sleeping Beauty: Hope and destiny are connected by Destiny.

Lesson: Regardless of the fact that fate appears to influence events, hope and tenacity can nevertheless secure a positive outcome. The prince ultimately awakens Sleeping Beauty despite the curse, illustrating that patience pays off.

Puss in Boots: " Cleverness as well as Resourcefulness.

Lesson: Life could be made better by being ingenious and clever. Puss in Boots shows that brains could be as helpful as muscle - to enrich both himself as well as his master.