Lately, I've been in a fairy tale mood, and not your typical fairy tales either; the fractured ones. I always seem to enjoy those the best. So when I heard Roald Dahl (the creator of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) had a book of his own version of some classic fairy tales, I had to check it out... even if it required venturing to the children's part of the library. :) 
 Each tale is a couple of pages long, written in rhyme, looking at a slightly skewed version of some classic fairy tales (Cinderella, Jack and the Bean Stalk, Snow White, Goldilocks, Little Red Riding Hood and the Three Little Pigs), and surprisingly, each one seems to teach you a real-world lesson (i.e., marry someone who is nice regardless of his wealth, bathe, and don't just walk into people's houses like you own them). These tales were fantastic, something I think children of all ages can enjoy.