Books like Sleeping Beauty by Brothers Grimm

A collection of Charles Beaumont’s most imaginative short stories, featuring seven tales later adapted for 'The Twilight Zone,' with a foreword by Ray Bradbury and an afterword by William Shatner.

In Walt Disney’s “The Aristocats,” a wealthy Madame Bonfamille designates her beloved cats as heirs to her estate, only for her loyal butler to kidnap them, sparking a whiskered adventure of rescue and gentrified fur.

A clever dollmaker tricks the townspeople into believing his beautiful doll is a real girl.

A compilation of eight engaging short stories inspired by classic Walt Disney productions, including "The Aristocats," "Blackbeard's Ghost," and "The Ugly Dachshund."

A kind and beautiful maid uses her great capacity to love to break a spell that has turned a handsome prince into an ugly beast, restoring him to his true form.

Journey Clayton learns whether hope can survive a family shattered by her mother's cocaine addiction when she forms an unlikely friendship with Khalid, the son of a neighborhood drug dealer.

A small elephant with huge ears rises to stardom in the circus, using his unique gift to capture the hearts of audiences.

A young girl discovers her royal lineage by sensing a pea through twenty mattresses and featherbeds, proving she is a true princess.

Mickey and his twin drive a whimsical, mistaken‑identity adventure as they swap worlds with Donald, Goofy, Horace, and Pluto in Disney’s illustrated retelling of Mark Twain’s classic tale.

A mistreated kitchen maid, aided by a fairy godmother, attends the palace ball on the condition that she departs before midnight, in this classic French fairy tale of hope and transformation.

When Princess Alice’s careless act breaks a vase, she steps up to take responsibility and help repair the damage, learning lessons about responsibility and cooperation.

A prince falls in love with a swan queen and must outwit an evil sorcerer whose spell threatens her, bringing a whimsical fairy‑tale twist to the classic ballet tale.

In this retelling, a fairy godmother transforms a pumpkin into a coach and Cinderella's rags into a gown as she heads to the royal ball with help from her animal friends Jaq and Gus.

Washington Disney’s classic Snow White is lovingly retold for young readers, following the princess’s escape from a cruel stepmother and her refuge among seven friendly dwarfs.

I have not read this since my childhood, but it's a winner. The Princess is warm-hearted, clever, funny, and kind to animals, but she is born with a very long nose, which gives her a comical appearance. She falls in love with an arrogant and impeccably handsome prince, who rejects her because of her looks. The prince goes on to woo and win a perfectly beautiful princess. She is, unfortunately, obsessed with her own appearance and he eventually finds her dull. He returns to the long-nosed Princess, eats a little humble pie, and wins her hand in marriage. I believe at the end the Princess is offered the opportunity to change her nose by magic, but the people and animals in the kingdom tell her that they love her the way she is. The characterizations in this book are lively: there is plenty of humor, and the Princess is absolutely winning.