Snow White And the Seven Dwarfs — Magical Bedtime Story for Kids 🌙

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Once upon a time, in the middle of winter, snowflakes were falling like

feathers from the sky. A queen sat sewing by a black ebony window frame. As she sewed,

she pricked her finger, and three drops of blood fell onto the snow.

The red looked so beautiful against the white that she whispered:

"If only I had a child with skin as white as snow, lips as red as blood, and hair as black as ebony."

Soon after, her wish came true. She had a baby girl with skin as white as snow,

lips as red as blood, and hair as black as ebony. She called her Snow White.

But the queen passed away soon after Snow White’s birth. The king remarried, and his new

queen was beautiful but proud and cruel. She owned a magic mirror and asked it every day:

"Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?"

The mirror always replied: "You, my queen, are the fairest of them all."

But as Snow White grew, she became more and more beautiful, until one day the mirror replied:

"You, my queen, are fair, it is true, But Snow White is a thousand

times fairer than you." The queen’s heart filled with

jealousy. She called a huntsman and ordered him to take Snow White into the forest and kill her.

But the huntsman had a kind heart. He told Snow White to run away and never return. To trick the

queen, he brought back the lungs and liver of a wild boar, which the queen had cooked and eaten,

believing them to be Snow White’s. Snow White ran until she found a small

cottage in the forest. Inside, everything was tiny — seven little plates, seven cups,

seven beds. Hungry and tired, she tasted a little from each plate and lay down on one of the beds.

When night came, seven dwarfs returned home. They were surprised to find the girl asleep,

but they let her stay. Snow White promised to keep their home in order, and they warned her:

"Beware of your stepmother. Do not open the door for anyone while we are away."

But the queen discovered, through her mirror, that Snow White was still alive.

She disguised herself as an old woman and visited the cottage three times:

First, she laced Snow White’s bodice so tightly the girl fainted,

but the dwarfs cut the laces and saved her.

Second, she gave Snow White a poisoned comb, but the dwarfs pulled it from her hair and she woke.

Third, she offered a poisoned apple. Snow

White took a bite — and fell into a deep, deathlike sleep.

Believing her gone forever, the dwarfs placed her in a glass coffin.

One day, a prince came riding through the forest. Seeing Snow White, he begged the

dwarfs to let him take her to his castle. They agreed, and as his servants carried the coffin,

they stumbled — dislodging the piece of apple from her throat.

Snow White opened her eyes. The prince rejoiced and asked her to marry him.

At their wedding, the queen was invited. She asked her mirror who was the fairest

of them all, and the mirror replied: "You, my queen, are fair, it is true,