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A portal to the realm of fairy tale and folklore studies featuring annotated fairy tales, illustrations, and a forum.

A collection of 45 fairy tales.

Includes introduction, interpretations, bibliographies, and comparisons of different versions, prepared by Kay E. Vandergrift, Rutgers University.

Texts and analyses of folk tale type AT 361 by students of Carleton College.

Guide to on-line resources, images, and bibliography.

Excerpt from an aesthetic realism semina, with a discussion of the Madame Leprince De Beaumont story.

A description of the tale with filmography.

List of online and off-line resources of variations of the Cinderella story, compiled by Kathy Martin.

Southern history and tradition through the eyes of Eulahlie, a Cajun girl.

Blog site where a new classic fairy tale is added each day.

Web resources and bibliography devoted to fairy tales in the written tradition.

Northern State University course materials on the history and interpretation of fairy tales with annotated bibliography.

Plain text files of tales of the Grimm Brothers, the Arabian Nights, and H. C. Andersen, as well as fables.

Online fairy tale books from Andrew Lang, the Grimm brothers, and Hans Christian Andersen.

Guide to classic fairy tales on the net.

A description of the folktale.

Introduction, variants and bibliography (in English and German).

Antelope Publishing brings well loved and lesser known fairytales to life with electronic enhancement.

Outline of the classical work "Morphology of the Folktale."

A description of the folktale.

On the many tellings of the story of Beauty and the Beast with references to historical origins.

Complete original fairy tales and fables.

Texts and analyses of folk tale type AT 440 by students of Carleton College.

By Robert Browning (1888), illustrated by Kate Greenaway; e-text at Indiana University Libraries.

Analyses of folk tale type AT 310 by students of Carleton College.

Texts and analyses of folk tale type AT 410 by students of Carleton College.

Four fairy tales by Arthur Quiller-Couch (1910); e-text at Bartleby.

Texts and analyses of folk tale type AT 552 by students of Carleton College.

By Edward Clodd (1898), at sacred-texts.com