Folk Tales
Author's TalesFolk Tales
- Fin MacCumhail and the Fenians of Erin in the Castle of Fear Dubh (Irish Folk Tale)
- The Mink and the Wolf (Native American Folk Tale)
- Eliza Wharton (North American Folk Tale)
- How the Leopard Got His Spots (English Folk Tale)
- Cinderella (German Folk Tale)
- The Old King (German Folk Tale)
- Little Anklebone (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Potato Supper (Irish Folk Tale)
- The Cleverness of Mortals (Irish Folk Tale)
- Delaware Water Gap (North American Folk Tale)
- Fisherman Plunk and His Wife (Croatian Folk Tale)
- The King's Son Who Feared Nothing (German Folk Tale)
- The Miser (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Baker's Apprentice (Italian Folk Tale)
- The Ugly Duckling (Danish Folk Tale)
- How Six Men Got on in the World (German Folk Tale)
- The Thirsty Pigeon (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Crow and the Pitcher (Greek Folk Tale)
- Nennillo and Nennella (Italian Folk Tale)
- The Story of the Drummer and the Alligators (Nigerian Folk Tale)
- What You Shall Give Me? (Bulgarian Folk Tale)
- Great Heart and the Three Tests (Canadian Folk Tale)
- The Oak and the Reed (French Folk Tale)
- The Wind and the Sun (Greek Folk Tale)
- A Year and a Day (Irish Folk Tale)
- Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket (North American Folk Tale)
- Bedik and the Invulnerable Giant (Armenian Folk Tale)
- The Youth and the Dog-Dance (Canadian Folk Tale)
- The Dolphin (French Folk Tale)
- The Fox and the Stork (Greek Folk Tale)
- Francis Woolcott's Night-Riders (North American Folk Tale)
- The Lady of Pintorp (Swedish Folk Tale)
- Lean Lisa (German Folk Tale)
- The Lion, the Fox and the Beasts (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Girl Who Always Cried (Canadian Folk Tale)
- The Cauld Lad of Hilton (English Folk Tale)
- The Ape (French Folk Tale)
- Hans in Luck (German Folk Tale)
- Taking Away the Sun (North American Folk Tale)
- The Flood Story (Philippine Folk Tale)
- silverwhite and Lillwacker (Swedish Folk Tale)
- The Astronomer (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Glass Axe (Hungarian Folk Tale)
- The Dragon (Italian Folk Tale)
- The Cold Lady (Japanese Folk Tale)
- The Lost Woman (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Red Swan (Native American Folk Tale)
- Man and the Alan (Philippine Folk Tale)
- The Flax (Danish Folk Tale)
- The Louse and the Flea (German Folk Tale)
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