Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen

Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen. Andersen's fairy tales have been translated into more than 125 languages. [1] It is integrated into the collective consciousness of the West and is easily accessible to children, but also offers adult readers a course on virtue and resilience in the face of adversity: Almshouse Window Side Story Angel Anne Lisbeth's conceited apple branch body beauty and spiritual beauty travel beetle bells deep bell pop song bird Borglum Bishop and his warrior bottleneck buckwheat butterfly cheerful mood children in grave Talk Farming Rooster and Meteorological Rooster Daisy Darn Needle Postpone One Drop of Water Dryad Jack Dumb Studbook Elf Rose Elf Hill Emperor's New Set Fir Tree linen Flying Tribe Shepherd's Friendship Bond Story The girl on the bread fairy and the seller Gold t reasure lucky shoes, she is useless, grandmother, a big sad, happy family, a leaf from heaven, Holger Danske Ib and little Christina ice girl, Jewish girl, sweater, old oak's last dream, the last pearl, little Claus and big Claus, little legs Wood's mother, Little Ada's Flower L ittle Stickman, Little Mermaid Little of Thumbelina Little Toot, the world's cutest mailbox with passengers in the world Swamp King's daughter, metal pig box, moon saw what the nightingale next to undoubtedly nursery old bachelor Nightcap, old church bell, old tombstone, old house, has what the old man did is always right, the old street lamp Ole-Luk-Oie, the god of dreams, Ole, the tower guard, our aunt, paradise garden, pea flower, fountain pen and ink bottle, Sage's stone, Phoenix bird, Portugal Duck-porter's son, poultry's family, Princess and Pell