Grimm''s Fairy Tales
(Jacob and Wilhem Grimm)
In the early 1800s Wilhem and Jacob Grimm were two strapped-for-cash scholars. In order to supplement their income, they gathered together storytellers, listened to their tales, and published many of these traditional fairy stories of Germany. Nearly two hundred years later, children around the world can still tell you who Rumpelstiltskin, or Hansel and Gretel are. This is the Children''s Classic Edition of Grimm''s Fairy Tales, and included among the seven stories are some of the most popular tales, as well as a few less common, such as The Fisherman''s Wife, and The Golden Goose. The stories teach life lessons about the importance of honesty, friendship and kindness, the price of greed and the value of a good laugh. With time-honored themes and beautiful illustrations by a variety of artists, children will love this classic collection.
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