Fairy Tale Junction

A Compendium of Fairy Tales I remember
...for my Children and Grand Children

Index

 

 

• The Straw OX
  
• The Cat and the Birds
  
• The Crab and His Mother
  
• The Crow and the Pitcher
  
• The Dog in the Manger
  
• The Moon and Her Mother
  
• Brer Rabbit meets a Tar Baby
  
• A Star Story, An Old Legend
  
• How Brer Rabbit Met Brer Tar-Baby
  
• Beauty and the Beast
  
• Briar Rose
  
• Bruce and the Spider
  
• Buried Treasure
  
• Chicken Licken
  
• Cinderella
  
• Connla of the Golden Hair and the Fairy Maiden
  
• Discreet Hans
  
• Fool's Luck
  
• Goldilocks and the Three Bears
  
• Hans in Luck
  
• Hansel and Gretel
  
• How Mr. Rabbit Was Too Sharp For Mr. Fox
  
• How to Tell a True Princess (or The princess and the Pea)
  
• Hudden and Dudden and Donald O'Neary
  
• Jack & the Beanstalk
  
• Johnny Cake
  
• Little Red Riding Hood
  
• Little Snow White
  
• Luck and Wealth
  
• Mother Frost
  
• Mr. Fox Tackles Old Man Tarrypin
  
• Old Mother Hubbard
  
• Rip Van Winkle
  
• Rumpelstilskin
  
• Simple Simon
  
• Sleeping Beauty
  
• The Clever Wife
  
• The Four Dollar Servant
  
• The Three Brothers
  
• The Bake Boys and the Bees
  
• The Battle of the Beasts
  
• The Bell of Atri
  
• The Brave Little Tailor
  
• The Brown Dwarf of Rugen
  
• The Brownies
  
• The Burning Fields
  
• The Camel and The Pig
  
• The Cat The Monkey and the Chestnuts
  
• The Darning Needle
  
• The Dog and the Wolf
  
• The Elves and The Shoe Maker
  
• The Emperors New Clothes
  
• The Enchanted Frog
  
• The Fishermans Wife
  
• The Four Friends
  
• The Fox and the Crow
  
• The Fox Without a Tail
  
• King Midas and the Golden Touch
  
• The Goose Who Laid the Golden Eggs
  
• The Grasshopper and the Ants
  
• The Hardy Tin Soldier
  
• The Haughty Princess
  
• The Holly Berries
  
• The Horse Shoe
  
• The Husbamd Who Was to Mind The House
  
• The King and the Tortoise
  
• The Ladle That Fell From the Moon
  
• The Little Brass Kettle
  
• The Little Red Hen
  
• The Maiden Who Loved A Fish
  
• The Quack Frog
  
• The Stars in the Sky
  
• The Story of Peter Pan
  
• The Story of the Deluge and How it Came About
  
• The Story Without an End
  
• The Tale of Brownie Beaver
  
• The Tar-Baby
  
• The Three Sillies
  
• The Tongue-Cut Sparrow
  
• The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse
  
• The Voyages of Sindbad, The Valley of Diamonds
  
• The White Cat
  
• The Wolf and His Shadow
  
• The Wolf and the Fox
  
• The Wolf and the Fox in the Well
  
• The Wolf and the Seven Kids
  
• The Wren and The Bear
  
• Thumbelina
  
• Toads and Diamonds
  
• Tom Thumb
  
• Tortoise and the Hare
  
• Uncle Remus Initates the Little Boy
  
• What The Good Man Does Is Always Right
  
• Why The Bears Tail is Short
  
• Why the Possum Loves Peace
  
  
• Adventures of Pinoccho
• How it happened that Mastro Cherry, carpenter, found a piece of wood that wept and laughed like a child.
  
  
• Master Cherry Makes a Present of the Piece of Wood to His Friend Geppetto, Who Takes It to Make for Himself a Wonderful Puppet, That Shall Know How to Dance and to Fence and to Leap Like an Acrobat.
  
  
• Geppetto Having Returned Home, Begins at Once to Make a Puppet, to Which He Gives the Name of Pinocchio. The First Tricks Played by the Puppet.
  
  
• The Story of Pinocchio and of the Talking Cricket, from Which We See That Naughty Boys Cannot Endure to Be Corrected by Those Who Know More Than They Do.
  
  
• Pinocchio Is Hungry and Searches for an Egg to Make Himself an Omelet; but Just at the Most Interesting Moment the Omelet Flies Out of the Window.
  
  
• Pinocchio Falls Asleep with His Feet on the Brazier, and Wakes in the Morning to Find Them Burned Off.
  
  
• Geppetto Returns Home, and Gives Him the Breakfast That the Poor Man Had Brought for Himself
  
  

The illustrations, stories, poems and fairy tales on this site come from old books that are out of copyright.

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