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Das große Hans Christian Andersen Märchenbuch.
"Dornröschen", "Rotkäppchen", "Die kleine Meerjungfrau", "Baba Jaga" und viele andere, die schönsten Märchen aus dem großen Diogenes-Märchenbuch als Hörbuch. Mit den bekanntesten Märchen aus Westeuropa, Osteuropa, der Brüder Grimm und von Hans Christian Andersen.
Die schönsten Märchen aus Westeuropa:
Der gestiefelte Kater (Charles Perrault)
3 Wünsche (Johann Peter Hebel)
Der Zauberlehrling (Joseph Jacobs)
Die Schöne und das Tier (Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont)
Seltsamer Spazierritt (Johann Peter Hebel)
Scarpafico (Giovanni Francesco Straparola)
Die Geschichte von den 3 kleinen Schweinchen (Joseph Jacobs)
Kannitverstan (Johann Peter Hebel)
Der Wettlauf zwischen dem Hasen und dem Igel (Ludwig Bechstein)
Der kleine Däumling (Charles Perrault)
Der Wacholderbaum (Ludwig Bechstein)
Jack und die Bohnenranke (Joseph Jacobs)
Die schönsten Märchen aus Osteuropa:
Blaubart (Charles Perrault)
Der Türke, der Italiener und der Armenier (Griechisches Volksmärchen)
Jelena, die Weise (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Stojscha und Mladen (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen)
Von der Schafhirtin, die Zarin wurde (Bulgarisches Volksmärchen)
Der Sack mit der Pest (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen)
Das Märchen von Iwan Zarewitsch, vom Feuervogel und vom grauen Wolf (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Babajaga und Wassilissa die Wunderschöne (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Von dem Bauern, der gewandt zu lügen verstand (Russisches Volksmärchen)
Die weiße Ente (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Der unsterbliche Kotschei (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Väterchen Frost (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Richter Schemjak (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Die schönsten Märchen der Brüder Grimm:
Rapunzel, König Drosselbart, Allerleirauh
Tischchlein deck dich, Schneewittchen
Der Wolf und die sieben jungen Geißlein
Rotkäppchen, Hans im Glück
Vom Fischer und seiner Frau, Aschenputtel, Die kluge Else
Dornröschen, Das tapfere Schneiderlein, Frau Holle
Rumpelstilzchen, Brüderchen und Schwesterchen
Der Meisterdieb, Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot
Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten
Der Froschkönig oder Der eiserne Heinrich
Von einem der auszog, das Fürchten zu lernen
Hänsel und Gretel
Die schönsten Märchen von Hans Christian Andersen:
Des Kaisers neue Kleider, Das häßliche Entlein, Der standhafte Zinnsoldat
Das kleine Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzchen, Die Nachtigall
Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse
Die kleine Meerjungfrau
Das Feuerzeug
Die schönsten Märchen aus Westeuropa:
Der gestiefelte Kater (Charles Perrault)
3 Wünsche (Johann Peter Hebel)
Der Zauberlehrling (Joseph Jacobs)
Die Schöne und das Tier (Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont)
Seltsamer Spazierritt (Johann Peter Hebel)
Scarpafico (Giovanni Francesco Straparola)
Die Geschichte von den 3 kleinen Schweinchen (Joseph Jacobs)
Kannitverstan (Johann Peter Hebel)
Der Wettlauf zwischen dem Hasen und dem Igel (Ludwig Bechstein)
Der kleine Däumling (Charles Perrault)
Der Wacholderbaum (Ludwig Bechstein)
Jack und die Bohnenranke (Joseph Jacobs)
Die schönsten Märchen aus Osteuropa:
Blaubart (Charles Perrault)
Der Türke, der Italiener und der Armenier (Griechisches Volksmärchen)
Jelena, die Weise (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Stojscha und Mladen (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen)
Von der Schafhirtin, die Zarin wurde (Bulgarisches Volksmärchen)
Der Sack mit der Pest (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen)
Das Märchen von Iwan Zarewitsch, vom Feuervogel und vom grauen Wolf (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Babajaga und Wassilissa die Wunderschöne (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Von dem Bauern, der gewandt zu lügen verstand (Russisches Volksmärchen)
Die weiße Ente (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Der unsterbliche Kotschei (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Väterchen Frost (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Richter Schemjak (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew)
Die schönsten Märchen der Brüder Grimm:
Rapunzel, König Drosselbart, Allerleirauh
Tischchlein deck dich, Schneewittchen
Der Wolf und die sieben jungen Geißlein
Rotkäppchen, Hans im Glück
Vom Fischer und seiner Frau, Aschenputtel, Die kluge Else
Dornröschen, Das tapfere Schneiderlein, Frau Holle
Rumpelstilzchen, Brüderchen und Schwesterchen
Der Meisterdieb, Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot
Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten
Der Froschkönig oder Der eiserne Heinrich
Von einem der auszog, das Fürchten zu lernen
Hänsel und Gretel
Die schönsten Märchen von Hans Christian Andersen:
Des Kaisers neue Kleider, Das häßliche Entlein, Der standhafte Zinnsoldat
Das kleine Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzchen, Die Nachtigall
Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse
Die kleine Meerjungfrau
Das Feuerzeug
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January 16, 2016
I calculated the total rating from the individual ratings you’ll find below. Total average was 2.83 stars, which was rounded up to 3 stars. Because it’s so much fun, I’ve calculated the average for each sections, too, which you’ll find below each section.
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I'm going to do individual ratings of these, because there's such a vast array of stories here. They're all weird as fuck, though, just so you're prepared. Also, it would make sense to write this in German, wouldn't it? Nah, I like English better. I'm not translating the titles, though.
Die schönsten Märchen aus Westeuropa :
Der gestiefelte Kater (Charles Perrault): 3 stars. The guy wanted to eat the cat. And for some reason people are afraid of a cat. Oh, and there’s a cannibal, too. The more you know.
3 Wünsche (Johann Peter Hebel): 4 stars. Can’t argue with that moral.
Der Zauberlehrling (Joseph Jacobs): 2 stars. That was just dumb and badly plotted.
Die Schöne und das Tier (Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont): 3 stars. I do like it, but the beast constantly asking the girl to marry him seems a bit manipulative. Also, the sisters are freaking horrible.
Seltsamer Spazierritt (Johann Peter Hebel): 2 stars.
Scarpafico (Giovanni Francesco Straparola): 1.5 stars. Well, that was just ridiculous from start to finish. And what the hell kind of moral is that?
Die Geschichte von den 3 kleinen Schweinchen (Joseph Jacobs): 3 stars. So, apparently, the “smart” pig’s siblings die. I thought they fled to their brothers supposedly superior house, but no. And the pig eats the wolf. What the hell? By the way, you can actually build durable houses made of straw, sosuck it, Joseph Jacobs.
Kannitverstan (Johann Peter Hebel): 1.5 stars. How fucking dumb can you be?
Der Wettlauf zwischen dem Hasen und dem Igel (Ludwig Beckstein): 1.5 stars. Their bet is about booze. That is fucking hilarious. Less hilarious are the incredibly misogynistic remarks. The rating would be higher if it weren’t for those.
Der kleine Däumling (Charles Perrault): 2 stars. Am I to assume that the Ogre just melted or something?
Der Wacholderbaum (Ludwig Beckstein): 4 stars. Perhaps not for children, but pretty awesome otherwise.
Jack und die Bohnenranke (Joseph Jacobs): 3 stars. Meh.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 0
4: 2
3.5: 0
3: 4
2.5: 0
2: 3
1.5: 3
1: 0
total: 12
average: 2.5 stars.
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Die schönsten Märchen aus Osteuropa :
Blaubart (Charles Perrault): 4 stars. Pretty cool.
Der Türke, der Italiener und der Armenier (Griechisches Volksmärchen): 4 stars. Approved.
Jelena, die Weise (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 1.5 stars. Would have been 4 or 5 if she hadn’t ended up marrying her creepy stalker.
Stojscha und Mladen (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen): 3 stars. Apparently, dragons aren’t fireproof. Who knew.
Von der Schafhirtin, die Zarin wurde (Bulgarisches Volksmärchen): 4.5 stars. I can live with that.
Der Sack mit der Pest (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen): 1.5 stars. Ugh.
Das Märchen von Iwan Zarewitsch, vom Feuervogel und vom grauen Wolf (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 2 stars. There isn’t even a usable moral here. The Wolf does all the work.
Babajaga und Wassilissa die Wunderschöne (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 3 stars. I don’t like creepy puppets.
Von dem Bauern, der gewandt zu lügen verstand (Russisches Volksmärchen): 3 stars. What?
Die weiße Ente (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 2 stars. Of course the guy wouldn’t recognise the swap.
Der unsterbliche Kotschei (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 3 stars. Meh.
Väterchen Frost (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 3 stars. Right. Okay.
Richter Schamjak (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 2 stars. Weird non-existent moral again.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 1
4: 2
3.5: 0
3: 5
2.5: 0
2: 3
1.5: 2
1: 0
total: 13
average: 2.8 stars, rounded up to 3 stars.
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Die schönsten Märchen der Brüder Grimm :
Rapunzel: 3.5 stars.Tangled is so much better.
König Drosselbart: 2 or 4 stars. I can’t decide if this is a tale warning against pride and being obnoxious in general (in which case 4 stars), or showing you a way to “subdue” your wife (in which case 2 stars).
Allerleirauh: 3.5 stars. I’m not entirely sure if she ended up marrying her father or a different king.
Tischchlein deck dich: 3 stars. There’s nothing majorly wrong with this one, I just don’t particularly like it.
Schneewittchen: 4 stars. Snow White is very naive, but she’s 7 to 14, so you can’t really blame her.
Der Wolf und die sieben jungen Geißlein: 3 stars. Poor wolf.
Vom Fischer und seiner Frau: 3 stars. I don’t think I fully understand the ending.
Rotkäppchen: 3.5 stars. Always with the wolves, man.
Hans im Glück: 4 stars. I’m kinda torn about this one. On the one hand, I like the message of not being too weighed down and dependent on your possessions. On the other hand, we live in an extremely materialistic world. Also, Hans and his mom are poor peasants, and everybody needs to eat. And, anyway, Hans is such an idiot, it hurts.
Aschenputtel: 4 stars. I like the versions without a fairy Godmother much better. Also, her father is an ass.
Die kluge Else: 2 stars. What the hell was that?
Dornröschen: 2 stars. This is just a series of avoidable events, tbh. That, and bad parenting. Also, what the hell happened to the kingdom in those 100 years? Did the whole thing fall asleep, or just the castle? Why did no one invade?
Das tapfere Schneiderlein: 3 stars. I do like how cunning the tailor is, but he’s also very haughty.
Frau Holle: 4 stars. I can live with that.
Rumpelstilzchen: 3 stars. Moral of this story: Don’t jump around in the forest yelling your name when that’s your only bargaining chip.
Brüderchen und Schwesterchen: 4 stars. Pretty typical fairy tale, but at least it’s not that sexist.
Der Meisterdieb: 4 stars. He may be a thief, but at least he’s smart.
Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot: 4 stars. Acceptable, as a whole.
Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten: 2 stars. Booooooooooring.
Der Froschkönig oder Der eiserne Heinrich: 3 stars. The frog is an ass. But so is the princess, so never mind.
Von einem der auszog, das Fürchten zu lernen: 3 stars. I wasn’t paying attention, but I’m too lazy to go back and listen to it again.
Hänsel und Gretel: 2 stars. Hänsel and Gretel are dumb, and their parents are horrible.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 0
4: 7
3.5: 3
3: 8
2.5: 0
2: 4
1.5: 0
1: 0
total: 22
average: 3.2 stars, rounded down to 3 stars.
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Die schönsten Märchen von Hans Christian Andersen :
Des Kaisers neue Kleider: 2 stars. I never really got this one, to be honest. It’s not a sign of intelligence to pretend to be smart. Which you could take as the moral, I guess, but still.
Das häßliche Entlein: 3 stars. A suicidal duck/swan is perhaps not the best bedtime story.
Der standhafte Zinnsoldat: 2 stars. I don’t think I much care for Andersen’s fairy tales.
Das kleine Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzchen: 4 stars. Depressing, but I kinda liked this one. Perhaps Andersen isn’t so bad, after all.
Die Nachtigall: 3 stars. I wasn’t really paying attention, and I don’t care enough to go back.
Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse: 1.5 star. Yeah, no, I don’t get Andersen.
Die kleine Meerjungfrau: 2 stars. See here.
Das Feuerzeug: 1.5 stars. Ugh.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 0
4: 1
3.5: 0
3: 2
2.5: 0
2: 3
1.5: 2
1: 0
total: 8
average: 2.37 stars, rounded up to 2.5 stars.
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Conclusion: I’m a little disillusioned now. I mean, I knew there was a lot of murder and death in the Grimm fairy tales, but apparently it was common in others, too. I don’t necessarily mind that, but I didn’t know there was so much sexism/misogyny. I suppose I should have known, what with how old some of these are. Anyway, from the average ratings one can deduce that I enjoyed the Grimm fairy tales the most, and Andersen’s the least. However, there wasn’t the same number of tales in each section, so who knows how accurate that is. Maybe I’ll learn to better appreciate Andersen one day.
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I'm going to do individual ratings of these, because there's such a vast array of stories here. They're all weird as fuck, though, just so you're prepared. Also, it would make sense to write this in German, wouldn't it? Nah, I like English better. I'm not translating the titles, though.
Die schönsten Märchen aus Westeuropa :
Der gestiefelte Kater (Charles Perrault): 3 stars. The guy wanted to eat the cat. And for some reason people are afraid of a cat. Oh, and there’s a cannibal, too. The more you know.
3 Wünsche (Johann Peter Hebel): 4 stars. Can’t argue with that moral.
Der Zauberlehrling (Joseph Jacobs): 2 stars. That was just dumb and badly plotted.
Die Schöne und das Tier (Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont): 3 stars. I do like it, but the beast constantly asking the girl to marry him seems a bit manipulative. Also, the sisters are freaking horrible.
Seltsamer Spazierritt (Johann Peter Hebel): 2 stars.
Scarpafico (Giovanni Francesco Straparola): 1.5 stars. Well, that was just ridiculous from start to finish. And what the hell kind of moral is that?
Die Geschichte von den 3 kleinen Schweinchen (Joseph Jacobs): 3 stars. So, apparently, the “smart” pig’s siblings die. I thought they fled to their brothers supposedly superior house, but no. And the pig eats the wolf. What the hell? By the way, you can actually build durable houses made of straw, so
Kannitverstan (Johann Peter Hebel): 1.5 stars. How fucking dumb can you be?
Der Wettlauf zwischen dem Hasen und dem Igel (Ludwig Beckstein): 1.5 stars. Their bet is about booze. That is fucking hilarious. Less hilarious are the incredibly misogynistic remarks. The rating would be higher if it weren’t for those.
Der kleine Däumling (Charles Perrault): 2 stars. Am I to assume that the Ogre just melted or something?
Der Wacholderbaum (Ludwig Beckstein): 4 stars. Perhaps not for children, but pretty awesome otherwise.
Jack und die Bohnenranke (Joseph Jacobs): 3 stars. Meh.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 0
4: 2
3.5: 0
3: 4
2.5: 0
2: 3
1.5: 3
1: 0
total: 12
average: 2.5 stars.
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Die schönsten Märchen aus Osteuropa :
Blaubart (Charles Perrault): 4 stars. Pretty cool.
Der Türke, der Italiener und der Armenier (Griechisches Volksmärchen): 4 stars. Approved.
Jelena, die Weise (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 1.5 stars. Would have been 4 or 5 if she hadn’t ended up marrying her creepy stalker.
Stojscha und Mladen (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen): 3 stars. Apparently, dragons aren’t fireproof. Who knew.
Von der Schafhirtin, die Zarin wurde (Bulgarisches Volksmärchen): 4.5 stars. I can live with that.
Der Sack mit der Pest (Serbokroatisches Volksmärchen): 1.5 stars. Ugh.
Das Märchen von Iwan Zarewitsch, vom Feuervogel und vom grauen Wolf (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 2 stars. There isn’t even a usable moral here. The Wolf does all the work.
Babajaga und Wassilissa die Wunderschöne (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 3 stars. I don’t like creepy puppets.
Von dem Bauern, der gewandt zu lügen verstand (Russisches Volksmärchen): 3 stars. What?
Die weiße Ente (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 2 stars. Of course the guy wouldn’t recognise the swap.
Der unsterbliche Kotschei (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 3 stars. Meh.
Väterchen Frost (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 3 stars. Right. Okay.
Richter Schamjak (Aleksander Nikolajewitsch Afanasjew): 2 stars. Weird non-existent moral again.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 1
4: 2
3.5: 0
3: 5
2.5: 0
2: 3
1.5: 2
1: 0
total: 13
average: 2.8 stars, rounded up to 3 stars.
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Die schönsten Märchen der Brüder Grimm :
Rapunzel: 3.5 stars.
König Drosselbart: 2 or 4 stars. I can’t decide if this is a tale warning against pride and being obnoxious in general (in which case 4 stars), or showing you a way to “subdue” your wife (in which case 2 stars).
Allerleirauh: 3.5 stars. I’m not entirely sure if she ended up marrying her father or a different king.
Tischchlein deck dich: 3 stars. There’s nothing majorly wrong with this one, I just don’t particularly like it.
Schneewittchen: 4 stars. Snow White is very naive, but she’s 7 to 14, so you can’t really blame her.
Der Wolf und die sieben jungen Geißlein: 3 stars. Poor wolf.
Vom Fischer und seiner Frau: 3 stars. I don’t think I fully understand the ending.
Rotkäppchen: 3.5 stars. Always with the wolves, man.
Hans im Glück: 4 stars. I’m kinda torn about this one. On the one hand, I like the message of not being too weighed down and dependent on your possessions. On the other hand, we live in an extremely materialistic world. Also, Hans and his mom are poor peasants, and everybody needs to eat. And, anyway, Hans is such an idiot, it hurts.
Aschenputtel: 4 stars. I like the versions without a fairy Godmother much better. Also, her father is an ass.
Die kluge Else: 2 stars. What the hell was that?
Dornröschen: 2 stars. This is just a series of avoidable events, tbh. That, and bad parenting. Also, what the hell happened to the kingdom in those 100 years? Did the whole thing fall asleep, or just the castle? Why did no one invade?
Das tapfere Schneiderlein: 3 stars. I do like how cunning the tailor is, but he’s also very haughty.
Frau Holle: 4 stars. I can live with that.
Rumpelstilzchen: 3 stars. Moral of this story: Don’t jump around in the forest yelling your name when that’s your only bargaining chip.
Brüderchen und Schwesterchen: 4 stars. Pretty typical fairy tale, but at least it’s not that sexist.
Der Meisterdieb: 4 stars. He may be a thief, but at least he’s smart.
Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot: 4 stars. Acceptable, as a whole.
Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten: 2 stars. Booooooooooring.
Der Froschkönig oder Der eiserne Heinrich: 3 stars. The frog is an ass. But so is the princess, so never mind.
Von einem der auszog, das Fürchten zu lernen: 3 stars. I wasn’t paying attention, but I’m too lazy to go back and listen to it again.
Hänsel und Gretel: 2 stars. Hänsel and Gretel are dumb, and their parents are horrible.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 0
4: 7
3.5: 3
3: 8
2.5: 0
2: 4
1.5: 0
1: 0
total: 22
average: 3.2 stars, rounded down to 3 stars.
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Die schönsten Märchen von Hans Christian Andersen :
Des Kaisers neue Kleider: 2 stars. I never really got this one, to be honest. It’s not a sign of intelligence to pretend to be smart. Which you could take as the moral, I guess, but still.
Das häßliche Entlein: 3 stars. A suicidal duck/swan is perhaps not the best bedtime story.
Der standhafte Zinnsoldat: 2 stars. I don’t think I much care for Andersen’s fairy tales.
Das kleine Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzchen: 4 stars. Depressing, but I kinda liked this one. Perhaps Andersen isn’t so bad, after all.
Die Nachtigall: 3 stars. I wasn’t really paying attention, and I don’t care enough to go back.
Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse: 1.5 star. Yeah, no, I don’t get Andersen.
Die kleine Meerjungfrau: 2 stars. See here.
Das Feuerzeug: 1.5 stars. Ugh.
ratings:
5: 0
4.5: 0
4: 1
3.5: 0
3: 2
2.5: 0
2: 3
1.5: 2
1: 0
total: 8
average: 2.37 stars, rounded up to 2.5 stars.
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Conclusion: I’m a little disillusioned now. I mean, I knew there was a lot of murder and death in the Grimm fairy tales, but apparently it was common in others, too. I don’t necessarily mind that, but I didn’t know there was so much sexism/misogyny. I suppose I should have known, what with how old some of these are. Anyway, from the average ratings one can deduce that I enjoyed the Grimm fairy tales the most, and Andersen’s the least. However, there wasn’t the same number of tales in each section, so who knows how accurate that is. Maybe I’ll learn to better appreciate Andersen one day.
July 28, 2017
Resumiendo: este libro es mi infancia encuadernada
May 27, 2018
Neben der gelungenen Auswahl besticht diese Sammlung vor allen Dingen durch die schönen und druckgraphisch gut gemachten Illustrationen.
June 30, 2022
All fairy tales are worth at least 4 stars, but the illustrations made me give it 5 stars (actually I wanted to give it around 4.6 stars). Some stories are well known princess tales and others are extraordinary tales that contain a lot of weirdness. I loved all of them! Most of them had a great length to use as a bedtime story!
I would recommend this edition for everyone who's searching for a book with fairy tales or collects them! :)
I would recommend this edition for everyone who's searching for a book with fairy tales or collects them! :)
April 8, 2013
El libro de los 101 cuentos es una pequeña gran joyita que todos deberíamos tener en nuestras estanterías. Un libro del que siempre podremos echar mano cuando estemos aburridos, nostálgicos o simplemente nos apetezca disfrutar de una buena historia como las de antes.
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December 17, 2017
Really nice stories and absolutely beautiful pictures!
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