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A tiny girl no bigger than a thumb is stolen by a great ugly toad and subsequently has many adventures and makes many animal friends, before finding the perfect mate in a warm and beautiful southern land

• Hop-o'-my-thumb / Charles Perrault
• Dick Whittington ; Jack and the beanstalk / Traditional English
• Beauty and the beast / Madame de Villeneuve
• Henny-Penny / Traditional English
• The story of Sinbad the Sailor (from Arabian nights)
• Jack the Giant-killer / Traditional English
• The ugly duckling ; The princess and the pea
• Hans Christian Andersen
• Blue Beard / Charles Perrault
• The story of Aladdin, or The wonderful lamp (from Arabian nights)
• The sleeping beauty / Charles Perrault
• The Barmecide's feast (from Arabian nights)
• Toads and diamonds / Charles Perrault
• The three bears / Robert Southey
• Ali Baba (from Arabian nights)
• Cinderella ; Puss in Boots / Charles Perrault
• The emperor's new clothes / Hans Christian Andersen
• Rip Van Winkle / Washington Irving
• Little Red Riding-Hood / Charles Perrault
• Hansel and Grethel / Brothers Grimm
• What the old man does is always right / Hans Christian Andersen.

A collection of twenty-three favorite fairy and folktales.

• Das Märchen vom Ungeheuer "Geheuer!"
• "Mamamaus Mandzukic"
• "Himimbabeerchen! Hamambabeerchen!"
• "Aufsehend : Chlamys"
• "Das Ungeheuer "Geheuer!"
• "Das Steinhaus"
• "Die kalten Hügel"
• "Lalager Rabensbarügg"
• "Die Waldmutter Mamula"
• Das Märchen von der Zauberratte "Mamamaus Mandzukic" in Palmyra
• "Mamamaus Mandzukic und die Mutter Kybele in Palmyra (Mamula)"
• "Zezenobia in Palmyra"
• "Der Bogen des Hadrian"
• "Mamamaus im Maulbeer"
• "Zezenobia und Mamamaus in Palmyra"
• "Kybele im Schilfschlepp in Palmyra (Mamula)"
• "Mamamaus Mandzukic mit den Löwen der Kybele (Mamula)"
• Das Märchen von der Waldgöttin "Aaananarattananahnaaa" bei den Quellen der Strem
• "Die Waldgöttin Aaananarattananahnaaa"
• "Im Nussbaumhof 'Niielanischt"
• "Die schwarze Tenne"
• "Am Balkentor Rolletar"
• "Krähen im Feldhain"
• "Blaublitzpause"
• "Die Waldgöttin Aaananarattananahnaaa bei den Quellen der Strem"
• "Pogrom Kemeten, Kemeta 1941"
• "Mamamaus im Hof"
• Das Zaubermärchen vom "Todorotod" im Ghetto von Rom
• "Das Frühlingsfäustchen"
• "An der Portikus der Oktavia"
• "Veduta dell' Isola Tiberina"
• "Die liegende Acht Mnemosyne"
• "Der Wunderrhombus Todorotod"
• "Der Erobererwurm Nanele in San Basilio"
• Der kleine Dialog von den Waldstillen
• "Mamamaus Mandzukic und Zezenobia auf dem Ponte Rotto in Rom"
• "Diese Dinge aß ich, ich säte sie nicht".

A children's classic with stunning new artwork When young Mossy hears the legend that anyone who manages to find the end of a rainbow will be rewarded with a golden key, he becomes determined to do exactly that. But finding the golden key is the easy part discovering what it unlocks is a much harder task. Together with a runaway girl named Tangle, the two set out to find the key's purpose and discover their own along the way. George MacDonald s beloved fairytale is brought to life by Ruth Sanderson's sumptuous illustrations, making this a perfect gift for readers of all ages. "What George MacDonald does best is fantasy - fantasy that hovers between the allegorical and the mythopoeic. And this, in my opinion, he does better than any man."-C.S. Lewis.
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Great fairy tales are not always stories designed for children. The lurking wolf in "Little Red Riding Hood, " the gingerbread house that lures Hansel and Gretel, the beauty asleep in her castle--these fables represent some of our deepest, most primeval fears and satisfy our longing for good to win out over evil (preferably in the most gruesome way possible). In this captivating new collection, critically acclaimed author Jean Thompson takes the classic fairy tale and brings it into the modern age with stories that capture the magic and horror in everyday life. The downtrodden prevail, appearances deceive, and humility and virtue triumph in "The Witch, " as lost children try to find their way home, adults cursed by past unspeakable acts are fated to experience their own horror in the present, and true love--or is it enchantment?--conquers all. "The Witch and Other Tales Re-Told "is a haunting and deeply entertaining collection, showcasing the inimitable Thompson at the height of her storytelling prowess.
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An enchanting, powerful fable as timely today as on first publication a century ago The kingdom used to be a place of paved roads and well-filled coffers, with joy and the good life all around. But the old king went the way of all flesh years ago, and now the kingdom is derelict, a land of wickedness and ruin. But a young prince and his sister begin to see what must be done, and-if they can-to restore what has been lost. For a hundred years A Tale Without a Name has been one of Greece's best-loved stories. This playful, wise fable is enchanting for readers of any age, as meaningful and moving now as when it was first written. "Constantly intrigues and excites... Like Animal Farm ... thirty or so years later, it's a political tract in thin but compelling disguise" Books for Keeps Penelope S. Delta's A Tale without a Name is translated from the Greek and charmingly illustrated with all-new black and white drawings throughout by Mika Provata-Carlone, and published by Pushkin Press. Penelope S. Delta (1874-1941) was born in Alexandria, Egypt to Greek parents. Delta belonged to the Greek aristocracy and could easily have come from a novel by E.M. Forster, Marcel Proust or Henry James. She wrote several children's books, memoirs and historical works. She took her own life in April 1941, the day the Nazis entered Athens.
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In this beautiful book of classic fairy tales, award-winning author Philip Pullman has chosen his fifty favourite stories from the Brothers Grimm and presents them in a 'clear as water' retelling, in his unique and brilliant voice. From the quests and romance of classics such as "Rapunzel", "Snow White" and "Cinderella" to the danger and wit of such lesser-known tales as "The Three Snake Leaves", "Hans-my-Hedgehog" and "Godfather Death", Pullman brings the heart of each timeless tale to the fore, following with a brief but fascinating commentary on the story's background and history. In his introduction, he discusses how these stories have lasted so long, and become part of our collective storytelling imagination. These new versions show the adventures at their most lucid and engaging yet. Pullman's "Grimm Tales" of wicked wives, brave children and villainous kings will have you reading, reading aloud and rereading them for many years to come.
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'All grown-ups were once children - although few of them remember it'. A pilot forced to crash land in the Sahara desert encounters a little prince who is visiting the earth from his own small planet with its three volcanoes and a beautiful flower. Through this meeting, the aviator comes to discover many of life's universal truths which illuminate the human condition with all its foibles, cunning and eccentricities. This wonderful and remarkable book will enchant both children and adults alike. It is a strange and wonderful parable for all ages, championing the beauty and wisdom of childhood which fades when one becomes 'a grown up'. Antoine De Saint-Exupery's book has been translated into over 180 languages and sold over 80 million copies. Its magic is in its charm, its simplicity and its truths which speak to people of many nations and generations.
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• Di 1 zhang. Tong hua de yi yi
• Di 2 zhang. Tong hua de zhuan bian
• Di 3 zhang. Tong hua de lai yuan
• Di 4 zhang. Tong hua yan jiu de pai bie
• Di 5 zhang. Tong hua de ren lei xue jie shi
• Di 6 zhang. Tong hua de fen xi
• Di 7 zhang. Tong hua de fen lei
• (Fu lu) Tong hua shu mu / Xu Tiaofu bian.

• 第1章. 童话的意义
• 第2章. 童话的转变
• 第3章. 童话的来源
• 第4章. 童话研究的派别
• 第5章. 童话的人类学解释
• 第6章. 童话的分系
• 第7章. 童话的分类
• (附錄) 童話書目 / 徐調孚編.

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