Folk Tales Every Child Should Know

This is a book full of folk tales that every child should know. They are drawn from all over the world, and while a few of them are well-known, most of them are more obscure. It's a great introduction and starting point for world folk-lore, and a group of well-written stories to boot.

Contains the following stories:

• Hans in Luck
• Why the Sea is Salt
• The Lad Who Went to the North Wind
• The Lad and the Diel
• Ananzi and the Lion
• The Grateful Foxes
• The Badger's Money
• Why Brother Bear Has no Tail
• The Origin of Rubies
• Long, Broad and Sharpsight
• Intelligence and Luck
• George with the Goat
• The Wonderful Hair
• The Dragon and the Prince
• The Good Children
• The Dun Horse
• The Greedy Youngster
• Hans, Who Made the Princess Laugh
• The Story of Tom Tit Tot
• The Peasant Story of Napoleon