Fair Tales By Shatakshi Anand

We have grown up listening to the tales of Snow White and Cinderella, where the princess is flawlessly fair and a prince dramatically comes in the end to save her. But are we ready to share these stories with our kids? The new generation of kids needs to understand that beauty is far beyond skin color and women can be warriors too. The tales need to teach them compassion for all living beings, and so here we come with a new flavor to your age-old fairy tales. There are no gender roles and no prescribed physical appearances; we have carefully eliminated the unnecessary violence and patriarchy and everything unwanted from your kid’s storybooks. They are safe for them now; you can go ahead. We have grown up listening to the tales of Snow White and Cinderella, where the princess is flawlessly fair and a prince dramatically comes in the end to save her. But are we ready to share these stories with our kids? The new generation of kids needs to understand that beauty is far beyond skin color and women can be warriors too. The tales need to teach them compassion for all living beings, and so here we come with a new flavor to your age-old fairy tales. There are no gender roles and no prescribed physical appearances; we have carefully eliminated the unnecessary violence and patriarchy and everything unwanted from your kid’s storybooks. They are safe for them now; you can go ahead.