1. The Stickiness of Fairytales

2. Why We Need Them

3. THE VICE AND VIRTUES OF CHILDHOOD

4. THE POWER OF THE WOLF

5. Bonds of Identity

6. “NEVER SAYS NO”NO

8. MATURITY OF A BOY

9. THE NEED FOR MAGIC

10. Universalit y in the Choice The Choice in the Hand

11. WHAT DO YOU FEEL THE MESSAGE OR MORAL OF CINDERELLA IS?

13. DO YOU FEEL THE MESSAGE AND MORALS IN THESE FAIRYTALES APPLY TO YOUR LIFE?

15. “If we hope to live not just moment to moment, but in true consciousness of our existence, then our greatest need and most difficult achievement is to find meaning in our lives.” BrunoBettelheim

16. Acknowledgements I would first like to thank Dr. Valenza, for being my mentor, guide, and personal superhero in this project. Mrs. Ward and Brianna Holland for editing my research projects. And anyone who participated in my survey and helped me understand the teenage opinion on fairytales.

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