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200 __ $a50 princess stories $fGeoffrey Chaucer, E. Nesbit, Maud Lindsay,... $gcompiled by Tig Thomas $bCarte tipărită
701 __ $aChaucer, Geoffrey
701 __ $aNesbit, E.
701 __ $aLindsay, Maud
702 __ $4antologator $aThomas, Tig
702 __ $4ilustraţii $aAmbrus Victor
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606 __ $aPoveste (t)
606 __ $aAntologie (t)
606 __ $aLiteratură universală (t)
101 __ $aeng
102 __ $aUnited Kingdom
210 __ $aEssex $cMiles Kelly $d2012
215 __ $a512 p. $cil. color
225 __ $aRed Hot Reads
330 __ $aConține: The Fairest in the Land: The Princess Emily - A retelling of The Knight’s Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer / 12; Work Hard and Do Well - A traditional story from the Middle East / 22; The Fair Princess - An extract from The Enchanted Castle by E Nesbit / 30; The Minstrel's Song by Maud Lindsay / 44; How Princess Angelica Took a Little Maid, an extract from The Rose and the Ring by William Makepeace Thackeray / 55; Princess Wyacinth, A traditional Russian fairy tale / 67; The Princess and her Grandmother, an extract from The Princess and the Goblin by George Macdonald / 79; The Flower Princess, anon / 91; The Princess and the Raven, an extract from The Wonder Clock by Howard Pyle / 97; How the Princess was Beaten in a Race, by Horace E Scudder / 106. Enchanting Adventures: The Three Dogs, by the Brothers Grimm / 116; The Unseen Bridegroom, by Joseph Jacobs / 126; The Sea Hare / by the Brothers Grimm / 137; The Swan Children of Lir, by Thomas Higginson / 147; The Princess and the Hare, a traditional German tale / 157; Kate Crackernuts, a traditional Scottish fairy tale / 167; Earl Mar's Daughter, by Joseph Jacobs / 178; The Twelve Dancing Princess, by the Brothers Grimm / 188; Princess Peony by Richard Gordon Smith/ 198; Noel's Princess, an extract from The Story of the Treasure Seekers by E Nesbit / 208. Gallant Girls anh Brave Lasses: Admetus and Alcestis, by James Baldwin / 220; The Ruby Prince, by Flora Annie Steel / 230; Tatterhood, by George Webbe Dasent / 240; Maid Maleen, by the Brothers Grimm / 251; Old Rinkrank, by the Brothers Grimm / 261 Ozma and the Little Wizard, by L Frank Baum / 269; The Twelve Huntsmen, by the Brothers Grimm / 279; The Crow, by Andrew Lang / 289; The Twelve Brothers, a German fairy tale / 297; The secret Princess, a traditional Russian fairy tale / 307. From Rags to Riches: The Dirty Shepherdess, by Paul Sebillot / 320; The Mother and the Daughter who Worshipped the Sun, by Flora Annie Steel / 330; The Princess and the Lion, a traditional Spanish fairy tale / 341; The Red Slippers, by Gertrude Landa / 353; The Old Woman in the Wood, by the Brothers Grimm / 365; Odds and Ends, a German fairy tale / 373; How Dorothy Became a Princess, an extract from The Emerald City of Oz by L Frank Baum / 380; Spindle, Spindle and Needle, by the Brothers Grimm / 393; The Wise Girl, a Serbian tale / 404; The House in the Wood, by the Brothers Grimm / 412. Happily Ever After The Most Sensitive Princess, by Christian Schneller / 424; The Riddle, by the Brothers Grimm / 428; The Three Captured Prinsess, by Andrew Lang / 438; The Princess of Five Kingdoms, anon / 449; The Clever Tailor, by the Brothers Grimm / 457; Hagen and the Three Princesses, by HA Guerber / 466; The Goose Girl, by the Brothers Grimm / 473; The Blacksmith’s Daughter, anon / 483; The Frog Princess, a traditional Russian tale / 492; The Magic Key, by Howard Pyle / 502.