The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales: Original 1884 English Translation

This fantastic reprint contains the complete collection of 210 fairy tales compiled by Brothers Grimm between 1812-1857. The book was originally called Children and Household Tales (Kinder und Hausmärchen) but is more commonly known as the Grimm’s Fairy Tales and has been translated into English by Margaret Hunt in 1884. These fairy tales have captured the imagination of generations and has led to several famous adaptations like Cinderella, Snow White, Rapunzel and much more! These stories combine enchanting and sobering subjects with aspects of magic, moral teachings, and fantasy creatures. They have had a lasting impact on children's literature and popular culture, examine human nature, resiliency, and the victory of good over evil via colourful characters and timeless plots. Inspire the imaginations of children and adults with the legacy of Jacob and Wilfred Grimm’s German folklore and fairy tales. A fantastic reprint At Treasured Libraries, we go above and beyond to preserve the original text of this book to the highest standard. The texts in this edition remain as written by the original translator’s publication in 1884, keeping it in its purest form for your reading pleasure. It makes a great giftfor curious children and adults alike and a must have to complete any bookshelf. Click BUY NOW to immerse yourself in Grimms brothers enchanting folklore and fairy tales. Title Details Original 1884 English translated text 19th Century fairy tales and German folklore 7 x 10 Inches Matte Cover Cream Paper