Books with title BIG BOOK OF FAIRY TALES

This magical follow-up to The Big Book of Adventure, The Big Book of Horror, and The Big Book of Knights, Nobles, and Knaves ushers children into fairyland. There, young readers will meet fairies of the forest and water, as well as fairy godmothers. The beautifully illustrated stories come from around the world, and explore many aspects of fairy life: Is there a separate fairy kingdom or do we share the same world? Do fairies live forever? How do they dress and what do they eat? What happens when humans disobey their laws? And can fairies and humans fall in love? The book even includes some more familiar figures from beloved fairy tales! THE STORIES INCLUDE:The Ballad of Tam LinThe Legend of KnockgraftonThe Vengeful Fairy Lagree Titania, Fairy Queen (abridged from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream)The Fairy Melusina The Love Story of Niulang and the Fairy ZhinuAnd more!

The Golden Book of Fairy Tales is a children's book that follows the royal family from the kingdom of Dynexia. The precious book that holds all of Dynexia's magic has been stolen. The royal children, Destiny, Taevian, Andrew, and Shanna go on a journey to find The Golden Book of Fairy Tales. Will the royal family be able to find their family's most precious heirloom, or will their land's magic slowly fade away for good?

Little Book of Fairy Tales is the second volume in the Little Book series and includes best-loved fairy tales such as "Puss in Boots," "Sleeping Beauty" and "Rumpelstiltskin" as well as less familiar but equally intriguing stories – "The Seven Ravens", "The Three Feathers" and "Bearskin."Verónica Uribe’s versions of these tales are based on collections by the Brothers Grimm, from nineteenth century Germany, and those of Charles Perrault, from late seventeenth century France, as well as numerous other sources. The result is a lively and refreshing retelling of many traditional stories.In her selection of tales and emphasis on certain passages, Uribe was guided by Bruno Bettelheim’s The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales, which describes the elements in fairy tales most important for a child’s emotional development. Uribe also includes fascinating notes at the end of the book describing the origin and history of each tale and how different versions vary.Beautifully retold and vibrantly illustrated, this collection will delight readers coming to these fairy tales for the very first time as well as those with treasured memories of them.

The Violet Book of Fairy Tales includes 62 illustrations, several in color along with a hyperlinked table of contents only found in this kindle version. There are 35 folktales from around the world in The Violet Book of Fairy Tales. Fun stories for all. Please read, look at the pictures and enjoy “The Violet Book of Fairy Tales”.•60 pictures, some in color•Quality Digital TextThe Story Titles•A TALE OF THE TONTLAWALD•THE FINEST LIAR IN THE WORLD•THE STORY OF THREE WONDERFUL BEGGARS•SCHIPPEITARO•THE THREE PRINCES AND THEIR BEASTS (LITHUANIAN FAIRY-TALE)•THE GOAT'S EARS OF THE EMPEROR TROJAN•THE NINE PEA-HENS AND THE GOLDEN APPLES•THE LUTE PLAYER•THE GRATEFUL PRINCE•THE CHILD WHO CAME FROM AN EGG•STAN BOLOVAN•THE TWO FROGS•THE STORY OF A GAZELLE•HOW A FISH SWAM IN THE AIR AND A HARE IN THE WATER.•TWO IN A SACK•THE ENVIOUS NEIGHBOUR•THE FAIRY OF THE DAWN•THE ENCHANTED KNIFE•JESPER WHO HERDED THE HARES•THE UNDERGROUND WORKERS•THE HISTORY OF DWARF LONG NOSE•THE NUNDA, EATER OF PEOPLE•THE STORY OF HASSEBU•THE MAIDEN WITH THE WOODEN HELMET•THE MONKEY AND THE JELLY-FISH•THE HEADLESS DWARFS•THE YOUNG MAN WHO WOULD HAVE HIS EYES OPENED•THE BOYS WITH THE GOLDEN STARS•THE FROG•THE PRINCESS WHO WAS HIDDEN UNDERGROUND•THE GIRL WHO PRETENDED TO BE A BOY•THE STORY OF HALFMAN•THE PRINCE WHO WANTED TO SEE THE WORLD•VIRGILIUS THE SORCERER•MOGARZEA AND HIS SON

The Daddy Book of Fairy Tales(The Daddy Tales, Volume 2)Daddy's version of a few classic fairy tales. ---------------------------The Daddy Tales are the collaborative effort of Kevin and E.E. Durham.These stories are tall tales based on our wonderful family life, and are meant to entertain and entrance you.Please approach with caution - if you do not have a sense of humour, these stories may break your funny bone. Don’t look for a deeper meaning in these faradiddles, none exists :)

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