The Fir Tree

Beatrix Potters original tale of the mischievous rabbit who sneaks into Mr McGregors garden and narrowly escapes with his life. Fully illustrated with Potters iconic watercolors.

Beatrix Potter

Joseph Jacobs version of the English folktale of Jack trading the family cow for magic beans, climbing a giant beanstalk, and outwitting a man-eating giant. A ten-page classic adventure.

Joseph Jacobs

Andersens satirical tale of a vain emperor swindled by tailors who pretend to weave cloth invisible to the unworthy. Ends with the most famous line in childrens literature, spoken by a child.

Hans Christian Andersen

Andersens bittersweet tale of a one-legged tin soldier who falls in love with a paper ballerina and survives fire, flood, and a very hungry fish. A five-minute bedtime read with an unforgettable ending.

Hans Christian Andersen

Andersens tender New Years Eve tale of a barefoot girl selling matches in the snow, who sees visions of warmth and love with each match she strikes. A four-page Andersen classic.

Hans Christian Andersen