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Resources share the relationship genre to Folklore
- Classic fairy tales, retold and illustrated by Michael Foreman
- The three little pigs, retold by Patricia Seibert ; illustrated by Horacio Elena
- Arthur's really helpful bedtime stories, Marc Brown
- The orphan, a Cinderella story from Greece, by Anthony L. Manna and Soula Mitakidou ; illustrated by Giselle Potter
- The rebus bears, by Seymour Reit ; illustrated by Kenneth Smith
- How to tell a legend, Janet Stone
- The princess tales, Gail Carson Levine ; illustrated by Mark Elliott
- Little Red and the very hungry lion, Alex T. Smith
- Medieval myths, legends, and songs, Donna Trembinski
- Why epossumondas has no hair on his tail, written by Coleen Salley ; illustrated by Janet Stevens
- More scary stories to tell in the dark, collected from folklore and retold by Alvin Schwartz ; with drawings by Stephen Gammell
- The Sleeping Beauty, La bella durmiente, adaptation by Miquel Desclot ; illustrated by Christoph Abbrederis
- Goldilocks and the three bears, retold by Jim Aylesworth ; illustrated by Barbara McClintock
- The Kingfisher treasury of spooky stories, chosen by Jane Olliver ; illustrated by Annabel Spenceley
- The grasshopper & the ants, Jerry Pinkney
- The tortoise & the hare, Jerry Pinkney
- The lion who saw himself in the water, by Idries Shah ; [illustrated by Ingrid Rodriguez]
- Henny Penny, retold and illustrated by Paul Galdone
- The serpent slayer, and other stories of strong women, retold by Katrin Tchana ; illustrated by Trina Schart Hyman
- The three little pigs, illustrated by Nina Barbaresi. --
- The three little pigs, retold and illustrated by Steven Kellogg
- A twist in the tail, animal stories from around the world, Mary Hoffman ; illustrated by Jan Ormerod
- Something more, by Eric Geron ; illustrated by the Disney Storybook Art Team
- The little red hen, Jerry Pinkney
- The little red elf, Barbara Barbieri McGrath ; illustrated by Rosalinde Bonnet
- The crocodile and the scorpion, Rebecca Emberley and Ed Emberley
- Mother and daughter tales, retold by Josephine Evetts-Secker ; illustrated by Helen Cann
- Vampire myths, Jenny Mason
- The race, by Caroline Repchuk ; illustrated by Alison Jay
- In search of the Holy Grail., from the last supper to the 21 century, directed and written by Bruce Burgess ; producer, Rene Barnett, Fullscreen
- Not one damsel in distress, world folktales for strong girls, collected and told by Jane Yolen ; illustrated by Susan Guevara
- Tales of wisdom and wonder, retold by Hugh Lupton ; illustrated by Niamh Sharkey
- Chicken Little, Ed Emberley and Rebecca Emberley
- The little red hen (makes a pizza), retold by Philemon Sturges ; illustrated by Amy Walrod
- The three little pigs, Los tres cerditos, adaptation by Mercè Escardó i Bas ; illustrated by Pere Joan
- Unwitting wisdom, an anthology of Aesop's animal fables, by Helen Ward
- Eat your veggies, Goldilocks, written by Steve Smallman ; illustrated by Bruno Robert
- The three little pigs, written and illustrated by James Marshall
- Mightier than the sword, world folktales for strong boys, Jane Yolen ; illustrated by Raúl Colón
- William and the lost spirit, Gwen de Bonneval & [art by] Matthieu Bonhomme ; colors by Walter ; translation and commentary by Anne and Owen Smith
- Cinderella, retold and illustrated by Ruth Sanderson
- In a dark, dark room, and other scary stories, retold by Alvin Schwartz ; illustrated by Dirk Zimmer
- The hidden folk, stories of fairies, gnomes, selkies, and other hidden folk, by Lise Lunge-Larsen ; illustrated by Beth Krommes
- The farmer's wife, by Idries Shah ; illustrated by Rose Mary Santiago
- Mermaid myths, Cynthia O'brien
- Women who run with the wolves, myths and stories of the wild woman archetype, Clarissa Pinkola Estés
- Chicken Little, illustrated by Laura Rader
- The three little pigs, [by] Paul Galdone
- Cinderella (as if you didn't already know the story), by Barbara Ensor
- The adventures of Sir Lancelot the Great, Gerald Morris ; illustrated by Aaron Renier