Selected Grimm's Fairy Tales
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 小学中高年级到初中低年级、开始自主阅读整本书的孩子
- 想为孩子挑选第一本世界经典童话选集的家长
- 需要课外阅读素材和故事朗读材料的语文老师
- 喜欢短篇故事、希望睡前轻松阅读的成年读者
Not a good fit for
- 希望读到格林童话全本两百余篇的深度研究者
- 期待德文原版逐字直译、保留原始文本粗粝面目的读者
- 已具备独立阅读能力、追求长篇小说叙事复杂度的青少年
Reading tips
- 不必按目录顺序读,可先挑孩子熟悉的《小红帽》《灰姑娘》,再逐步读较陌生的篇目。
- 短篇故事适合每天读一到两篇,读完后用三两句话复述情节,练习口头表达。
- 遇到《跳舞跳破的鞋子》《熊皮人》这类有悬念的故事,可以边读边猜结局。
- 亲子共读时可讨论主角为什么成功、反面角色错在哪里,把故事读成一次小对话。
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Contents
- Little Red Riding Hood
- The Young Hunter
- The Devil and His Three Golden Hairs
- The Golden Children
- The Three Feathers
- Six Men Made Their Way Through the Whole World
- The Poor Man and the Rich Man
- The Pink Flower
- Roland, My Love
- The Golden Goose
- The Three Lucky Children
- The Poor Miller's Apprentice and the Cat
- The Three Young Craftsmen
- The Clever Man
- The Raven
- The Twelve Hunters
- The Poor Child in the Grave
- The Old Sparrow and His Four Young Ones
- The Little Earth Man
- The Devil and His Grandmother
- The Shoes That Were Danced to Pieces
- Sleeping Beauty
- Rapunzel
- The Clever Little Tailor
- The Little Donkey
- The Town Musicians of Bremen
- The Frog Prince
- The Valiant Little Tailor
- Cinderella
- The Hare and the Hedgehog
- Snow White
- Bearskin
- The Golden Bird
- The Fisherman and His Wife
- The Goose Girl
FAQ
这本书是格林童话全集吗?
适合几年级的孩子读?
这个版本有插图吗?文字是否删改很多?
格林童话原版比较黑暗,孩子读会不会害怕?
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About the author
Jacob Grimm was a German linguist and scholar of folk literature who, together with his brother Wilhelm Grimm, collected and edited German folk tales and is regarded as one of the most important editors of Grimms' Fairy Tales. Public information about the details of his life is limited, so this entry focuses on his works. The library holds two of his works, represented by Grimms' Fairy Tales: The Complete 1857 First Edition (2 Volumes) and Grimms' Fairy Tales. These tales were largely drawn from oral folk narrative; their language is plain and their plots clear, retaining the repetition and simple moral meanings of oral literature, with both fantasy and reflections of rural life and everyday ethics. Grimms' Fairy Tales has circulated widely around the world, been translated into many languages, and deeply influenced later children's literature, folktale collection, and fairy-tale studies, and its classic pieces continue to be adapted and retold today.
Wilhelm Grimm is a German collector and editor of folktales, known to Chinese readers through Grimm's Fairy Tales. The library holds two of his works, Grimm's Fairy Tales: The Complete 1857 First Edition (2 volumes) and Grimm's Fairy Tales, usually classified under foreign literature and exam reading. Public information is limited, and biographical details are not expanded here; what is certain is that he, together with the Brothers Grimm, collected and adapted German folk stories, establishing the modern editing model for fairy-tale collections. These stories draw largely on oral narration, keeping a plain, colloquial storytelling voice, with simple plots and clear good and evil. Images such as witches, forests, and small animals recur, combining folk-life flavor with moral instruction. The collection was revised several times, and the 1857 edition circulated most widely, becoming an important source for later children's literature and often included in courses and exam reading lists.