German Fairy Tales: J. and W. Grimm and others

Volkmar Sander was the general editor of the German Library in 100 Volumes, former Erich Maria Remarque Professor of German, and director/founder of the Deutsches Haus at New York University.

• Foreword: Bruno BettelheimIntroduction: Helmut BrackertJAKOB AND WILHELM GRIMMFAIRY TALESTranslated by Margaret HuntThe Frog-King, or Iron HenryCat and Mouse in PartnershipThe Story of the Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear WasThe Wolf and the Seven Little KidsFaithful JohnThe Twelve BrothersBrother and SisterRapunzelHänsel and GretelThe Fisherman and His WifeThe Valiant Little TailorCinderellaMother HolleThe Seven RavensLittle Red-CapThe Bremen Town-MusiciansThe Girl Without HandsClever ElsieThe Wishing-Table, the Gold-Ass, and the Cudgel in the SackThumbling, or Tom ThumbThe ElvesHerr KorbesGodfather DeathThe Six SwansLittle Briar-Rose (The Sleeping Beauty)King ThrushbeardLittle Snow-WhiteThe Knapsack, the Hat, and the HornRumpelstiltskinFrederick and CatherineThe Three FeathersThe Golden GooseAllerleirauh (Thousandfurs)How Six Men Got On in the WorldBrother LustigHans in LuckThe Singing, Soaring LarkThe Goose-GirlThe Water of LifeDoktor KnowallThe Spirit in the BottleBearskinThe Willow-Wren and the BearSweet PorridgeHans the HedgehogThe Blue LightThe Seven SwabiansOne-Eye, Two-Eyes, and Three-EyesThe Shoes That Were Danced to PiecesIron HansThe Star MoneySnow-White and Rose-RedThe Glass CoffinThe Hare and the HedgehogThe Peasant and the DevilThe Master-ThiefThe Boots of Buffalo-LeatherPuss-in-BootsTranslated by Martha HumphreysThe Pied Piper of HamelinTranslated by Martha HumphreysLUDWIG BECHSTEINThe Swabian Who Devoured the LiberTranslated by Martha HumphreysThe Tale of the Man in the MoonTranslated by Martha HumphreysThe Tale of the Land of Milk and HoneyTranslated by Martha HumphreysIRING FETSCHERAnti-Fairy Tale: The Goat and the Seven Small WolvesTranslated by Martha Humphreys