Y is for FairY Tales or Not-Young Books
is for fairY tales...
For this year's A to Z I'm featuring books I've read based on the Reading Challenge.
Today's book is a book more than 100 years old.
I have a few such books in our library, but most are in storage! I thought it might be fun to talk about fairy tales instead.
Here are a few of my favourite authors:
My favourite story: The Girl Who Trod on the Loaf
My favourite story: from the Nursery Rhyme book, Ken Ye the Rhyme to Porringer? (because of the Gaiman Tolkien connection!)
My favourite story: The Six Swans
My favourite story: Puss in Boots
There're also Walter de la Mare, Eleanor Farjeon, Edward Lear, and many other authors.
ROW80 in brief!: I have a couple of days off work coming up. And so many exciting A to Z blog posts to catch up on!
For this year's A to Z I'm featuring books I've read based on the Reading Challenge.
Today's book is a book more than 100 years old.
I have a few such books in our library, but most are in storage! I thought it might be fun to talk about fairy tales instead.
Here are a few of my favourite authors:
Hans Christian Andersen
My favourite story: The Girl Who Trod on the Loaf
Andrew Lang
The coloured fairy books! (sorry, upside down again)
I happily own all of them, but could only bring one with us, unfortunately.
My favourite story: from the Nursery Rhyme book, Ken Ye the Rhyme to Porringer? (because of the Gaiman Tolkien connection!)
The Brothers Grimm
My favourite story: The Six Swans
Charles Perrault
My favourite story: Puss in Boots
There're also Walter de la Mare, Eleanor Farjeon, Edward Lear, and many other authors.
ROW80 in brief!: I have a couple of days off work coming up. And so many exciting A to Z blog posts to catch up on!
Which fairy tales do you love?
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Great post. I <3 Puss in Boots! I'm following you on your listed social media sites.
J @JLenniDorner
Emily looks a delight ... cheers Hilary
Cait @ Click's Clan