There was once a pretty little girl who lived with her mother and father in a cottage near a great wild forest. One day, a messenger brought her a present from her Grandmother who lived on the other side of the forest.
When Granny asks Pretty Salma to go to the market one day, she warns her not to talk to strangers. But cunning Mr. Dog tricks Salma, and before she knows it, he’s wearing her stripy ntama, her pretty white beads, and her yellow sandals. And he’s on his way to Granny’s house! African culture and flavor infuse this inventive retelling of a favorite fairy tale, and the vibrant lively illustr…
Oh Granny, what big ears you have! says Little Red Riding Hood. "All the better to hear you with." snaps back the wolf. Enjoy finding out how Little Red Riding Hood outwits the wolf, in this quirky retelling of the classic fairy tale.
Many years ago a King and Queen told everyone of the birth of their baby. The fairies in the land brought the baby gift, but one wicked fairy promised that when the Princess was fifteen years old, she would prick her finger and go to sleep for one hundred years.
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In the tradition of The Salmon Princess, an Alaskan adaptation of the fairy tale Cinderella, Alaska’s Sleeping Beauty will delight children and adults alike. When the queen of the King Salmon Fishery meets a talking salmon, she is told that a much-wished-for daughter will be born. At the birth celebration, one of the guests makes the pronouncement that the girl—named Alyeska—will choke on…
When the wicked queen banishes Snow White from the castle, the beautiful princess is left alone in the forest. But the seven dwarfs help her and all is well until, one day, the queen comes to the forest to look for her.
A Caldecott Honor Book New York Times Book Review Notable Children's Book of the Year New York Times Outstanding Book of the Year A beautifully illustrated retelling of the classic Grimm's fairy tale about a beautiful princess whose lips were red as blood, skin was white as snow, and hair was as black as ebony.
Long, long ago in a far off land, a young Queen gave birth to a pretty dark-haired daughter. The King and Queen named her Snow White, because she was born on a beautiful wintry day. However, when Snow White was still a little girl her mother died-and the King was very lonely.
Snow-White and Rose-Red's lives are changed for ever when they give shelter to a cold and hungry bear who calls at their tiny cottage one winter's night. A lively re-telling of the familiar Grimm tale, with superb, finely-detailed illustrations.