In a bustling city, lived a beautiful girl named Snow White. She had a heart as pure as her name, and eyes as bright as the stars.

Snow White lived with her wicked stepmother, a queen who owned a magic mirror. The mirror always spoke the truth, and the queen asked it the same question every day.

"Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?" she'd ask. The mirror would always reply, "You, my queen, are the fairest of all."

One day, the mirror surprised the queen. "Snow White, the girl with the heart as pure as her name, is the fairest of all," it said.

The queen was furious. She could not stand the thought of someone being fairer than her. She plotted to get rid of Snow White.

Snow White, unaware of the queen's evil plans, continued to live her life, spreading joy and kindness wherever she went.

The queen commanded a huntsman to take Snow White into the forest and leave her there. The huntsman, however, could not bear to abandon the innocent girl.

He left Snow White near a small cabin, hoping she'd find shelter there. The cabin was home to seven quirky dwarfs.

Snow White knocked on the door. When the dwarfs saw her, they were surprised but welcomed her into their home.

The dwarfs loved Snow White's company. She told them stories, sang songs, and even helped them with their chores.

Back at the palace, the queen asked her mirror the same question. But the answer remained the same - Snow White was the fairest.

The queen was livid. She decided to take matters into her own hands. Disguising herself as an old woman, she decided to visit the cabin.

She offered Snow White a shiny red apple. Not knowing it was poisoned, Snow White took a bite and fell into a deep sleep.

The dwarfs were devastated when they found Snow White asleep and couldn't wake her up. They placed her on a bed of flowers, mourning their dear friend.

Meanwhile, a brave prince was passing by. He saw Snow White and was enchanted by her beauty. He gently kissed her, breaking the spell.

Snow White woke up to see the handsome prince. She was surprised but grateful. The dwarfs were overjoyed to see their friend awake.

The prince invited Snow White to his kingdom. With the dwarfs' blessings, she left the cabin, promising to visit them often.

Back at the palace, the queen asked her mirror once again. But this time, the mirror said, "The prince's love for Snow White makes her the fairest of all."

The queen, realizing her mistake, was filled with regret. She understood that beauty was not just about appearance, but about kindness and love.

Snow White and the prince lived happily, often visiting the dwarfs. The city was filled with joy, and the people loved their kind and fair princess.

Snow White's story taught everyone that true beauty comes from within. Her story of courage and love will be remembered always.