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Here, in rich detail that includes quotes from Andersen's own stories, jane Yolen explores the youth of the man who created "The Little Mermaid" and other timeless fairy tales. | | Hans Christian Andersen, best known for his fairy tales taught himself to make drawings, collages and beautiful intricate pictures from cutting pieces of paper. paperback | | A new translation from the Danish, including the original illustrations fo Vilhelm Pedersen and Lorenz Frolich Hardcover |
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by Hjordis Varmer with wonderful illustrations by Lilian Brogger expressing th true spirit of the famous storyteller and include many of ANdersen's own paper cutouts and drawings. A book to be cherished by readers young and old. paperback | | This exquisitely designed and illustrated retelling is a fresh,and lively interpretation of Andersen's tale Retold by Stephen Mitchell, illustrated by Bagram Ibatoulline hardcover | | Illustrated by Robert Ingpen hardcover |
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John Rowe's art provides the perfect "new Clothes" for Hans Christian Andersen's famous tale, with illustrations as zany and colorful as any emperor's wardrobe. | | Retold by Marcus Sedgwick, illustrated by Alison Jay hardcover | | A soldier is marching home from war when he meets a witch who says "What a fine sword you have, and what a big knapsack! You look just the way a soldier should. Now I'll show you how to get as much money as you want." The soldier doesn't hesitate to take advantage of this gift - at a high cost to the kingdom. |
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This is a delightful version of the tale that boys and girls have loved for centuries. The Emperor himself, his court, and his clothes or the lack of them are as ridiculous as only the master storyteller Hans Christian Anderson can make them. | | by Hjordis Varmer with wonderful illustrations by Lilian Brogger expressing th true spirit of the famous storyteller and include many of ANdersen's own paper cutouts and drawings. A book to be cherished by readers young and old. Hardcover | | Ever since its first publication in 1845, The Ugly Duckling has been a favorite with generations of children around the world. Illustrated by Roberta Angaramo. |
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"Wherever the flakes swarm most thickly, there the Snow Queen flies" In this classic winter's tale, young Gerda goes on a courageous quest to rescue the boy she loves from the Snow Queen's enchantment. Hardcover | ||||
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