Scandinavian Folk & Fairy Tales, Edited by Claire Booss, published by Avenel Books of Crown Publishers, Inc., New York, 1984; 688 pages
Here's a picture I took of the book jacket:
This is my source for the folk and fairy tales I'll be reading next. The book is organized by Country, with various other subsets. I'll be starting with the tales by Hans Christian Andersen just because they are the ones with which I am most familiar. After that I'll read other (older) tales from Denmark. And then I'll probably read the tales in the order in which they are presented in the book.
From the back of the jacket:
Here's a picture I took of the book jacket:
This is my source for the folk and fairy tales I'll be reading next. The book is organized by Country, with various other subsets. I'll be starting with the tales by Hans Christian Andersen just because they are the ones with which I am most familiar. After that I'll read other (older) tales from Denmark. And then I'll probably read the tales in the order in which they are presented in the book.
From the back of the jacket:
The back flap credits the jacket illustrations to Swedish artist John Bauer, courtesy of the Nationalmuseum of Stockholm.
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