Do you enjoy reading fairy tales? I read books to my kids every night and they love stories with talking animals and fantasy characters.
I don't have kids, so I don't read them often, but I do enjoy fairy tales generally.  What's your kids favorite one?
The Gingerbread man is the current favorite, though the one I have doesn't have the typical happy ending that most fairy tales have
That's a good one.  It's a long shot, but have you ever heard of The Stinky Cheese Man?  It's a parody book of old fairy tales.
It sounds so familiar, but I have not read it, I see it was written by Jon Scieszka, so I may need to look more into that author
I don't know what else he's done, I just had that book when I was growing up and liked it a lot.  There's a lot of stories in it.
He had a Time Warp Trio series of books that taught kids about history and was adapted into a TV show
Oh, that could be fun.  I like history.  It sounds kind of like a show called Histeria! that was on when I was younger.
The Time Warp Trio
The Time Warp Trio is a children's book series written by Jon Scieszka and illustrated by Lane Smith and later by Adam McCauley, which chronicles the adventures of three boys – Joe, Sam, and Fred – who travel through time and space with the aid of a mysterious object known as "The Book". The first book, "Knights of the Kitchen Table" was published in 1991.
"The Time Warp Trio" animated television series was adapted from the book series.
Plot
of Psychology at the Point Park University, "when reading or listening to stories, children aren't assaulted with precreated graphic visual imagery. They don't have to see close-ups of...the agony of pain in the queen's eyes as she dances to her death." Nevertheless, Olfman's personal preference is to "skip the torture scenes when I read these stories to kids." Anthony Burgess commented: "Reading that, how seriously can we take it? It is fairy-tale violence, which is