Folk Tales
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- Flame Scalps of the Chartiers (North American Folk Tale)
- Why the Cat kills Rats (Nigerian Folk Tale)
- The Colony of Cats (Italian Folk Tale)
- shaking-Head (Irish Folk Tale)
- The Dog and the Shadow (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Straw, The Coal, and the Bean (German Folk Tale)
- The Old Man and the Ass (French Folk Tale)
- Felicia and the Pot of Pinks (French Folk Tale)
- Two Maidens (Danish Folk Tale)
- Dapplegrim (Norwegian Folk Tale)
- How Bimbo the Snip”s Thumb Stuck to His Nose When the Wind Changed (North American Folk Tale)
- The Poisoned Food (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Singing Bone (German Folk Tale)
- The Boy Who Found Fear at Last (Andrew Lang version of Fear) (Turkish Folk Tale)
- Why the Sole of the Man is Uneven (Serbian Folk Tale)
- Story of the Knight Yaroslav Lasarevich and the Princess Anastasia (Russian Folk Tale)
- Tellerchen (Romanian Folk Tale)
- How Greed for a Trifling Thing Led a Man to Lose a Great One (Chinese Folk Tale)
- Why the Bananas Belong to the Monkey (Brazilian Folk Tale)
- The Rat and the Elephant (French Folk Tale)
- The Wolf and the Fox (French Folk Tale)
- The Enchanted Grouse: The Story of Helli and the Little Locked Box (Finnish Folk Tale)
- In a Thousand Years (Danish Folk Tale)
- The Story of the Husband and the Parrot (Arabic Folk Tale)
- The Fox and the Cat (Brothers Grimm) (German Folk Tale)
- Kiss Me (North American Folk Tale)
- The Dog Chasing a Wolf (Greek Folk Tale)
- Our Lady's Child (German Folk Tale)
- stories About Snakes (German Folk Tale)
- The Quest of Medusa's Head Part II: The Magic Slippers (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Golden Cobwebs (German Folk Tale)
- Two Frogs (Japanese Folk Tale)
- The Gloucester Leaguers (North American Folk Tale)
- The Boy Who Overcame the Giants (Canadian Folk Tale)
- The Fox and the Skunk (Native American Folk Tale)
- simeli Mountain (German Folk Tale)
- The Enchanted Mule (Portuguese Folk Tale)
- The Wasp and the Snake (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Story of Hassebu (African Folk Tale)
- Mr. "Get-Even" Coyote (Native American Folk Tale)
- Ole-Luk-Oie, the dream god (Danish Folk Tale)
- The Ghost Who Was Foiled (Chinese Folk Tale)
- The Son of the King of Erin, and the Giant of Loch Léin (Irish Folk Tale)
- How Raja Rasâlu's Friends Forsook Him (Indian Folk Tale)
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