In this charming collection of fairy tales, readers will discover a treasury of delightful stories from the German and Italian traditions. From cunning foxes and brave princesses to magical spells and enchanted forests, these tales are sure to captivate readers of all ages. Translated by JS Laurie, this volume includes stories from Ernst Moritz Arndt, Ludwig Bechstein, and Giovanni Francesco Straparola, making it a truly eclectic and entertaining read.

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