Edition. To me it seems pretty

1st Edition. To me it seems pretty original. All the Brother Frimm's tales. If you want an actual, uncensored, full, no-nonsense translation by a scholar, one of the only serious options is the Princeton University Press edition translated by Jack Zipes . The illustrations are presented in a striking and stark papercut style by visual artist Andrea Dezs. Published by It is time for parents and publishers to stop dumbing down the tales for children, says editor of uncut edition. On his way home he is stopped by various villagers who try to pluck golden feathers from the goose. (Original Folk And Fairy Tales by the Brothers Grimm). Condition: Very Good. Contact seller, Used - Hardcover Which one of these stories is your favourite?! Published by Nor were these tales told primarily for children. Gift quality collectable. 2.25'' x 1.75''. Published by Nothing inspires growth and development quite like reading (and being read to). Original slate blue cloth stamped in black and lettered in gold. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Owner's book plate on front free endpaper otherwise a Tight sound unmarked copy. Contact seller, Used - Hardcover

The book was hardbound black.

They offer her slices of bread, but cant stave off her hunger: Youve got to die or else well waste away, she tells them. Dust Jacket Condition: none issued. Textured yellow cloth printed boards. Condition: Very Good+. 1987, ISBN10: 0553051849ISBN13: 9780553051841, Seller: The deaths dont stop there as the mother hangs herself in despair, and when the father returns home he dies soon after from a broken heart. So it is Snow Whites own mother who orders the huntsman to stab her to death and bring me back her lungs and liver as proof of your deed.

1st Edition. After the first edition was published in 1812, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm went on to publish seven more editions, each one edited a little more, cleaning them up for the religiously sensitive, and removing mentions of fairies. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. In a nearby castle sits a sad king and a princess who has never laughed in her life.

Hardcover. Original reporting and incisive analysis, direct from the Guardian every morning, Not for kids an illustration from the new edition of Grimms fairytales. The 2015 Decorative Bonded Leather Bound B&N Edition. Nor were these tales told primarily for children. (x + 339). J. M. Dent & Sons, London, Dust Jacket Condition: New.

He sells them for twice the price he usually asks, and can now afforda bigger pieceof leather to make two new pairs of shoes.

Zipes describes the changes made as immense, with around 40 or 50 tales in the first edition deleted or drastically changed by the time the seventh edition was published. Hardcover. Jeryl Metz, Books, New York, NY, U.S.A. 8vo. No DJ, as issued by publisher (never had one).

Former owner's name on half title page; NO other writing/highlighting/underlining; NOT ex-lib. ), https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13554713.

Dust Jacket Condition: No Dj.

Color illustration plates throughout (23 of them) by Noel Pocock; binding design by Danielle Deschenes; cover engraving by Eugene George Klimsch; endpaper art is 'Under the Dock Leaves' by Richard Doyle (British Museum. Hardcover. Here you'll find all collections you've created before. Dust Jacket Condition: None, as issued, Lucille Corcos (illustrator). Please see our photos--they show the Exact book you will receive, never "stock" images of books we don't actually have!

Issued in a paper covered slipcase. Illustrated with 23 magnificent tipped-in color plates by Noel Pocock. 1st Edition. Pantheon Books, New York. I have been unable to ascertain the date / edition of this copy, I have therefore dated it 1996, but it may be later. Speaking to The Guardian, Zipes described the various changes as immense, noting that over 40 titles were completely changed, or deleted altogether before the edition many know today was released. But what does that matter?. Orders shipped promptly in sturdy packaging. Felix Hoffman (illustrator). Contact seller, Used - Hardcover Issued as two volume set in slipcase though this copy gifted with inscription from illustrator Fritz Kredel to well known graphic designer of hundreds of dust jackets, Lawrence Ratzkin. Subsequent editions would grow to hold over 200 tales.

There is foxing to the end papers and an owner inscription on the first end paper, but the pages are clean thereafter. Rare Book Cellar, Pomona, NY, U.S.A. Condition: Very Good. Grosset and Dunlap, New York, NY, U.S.A., The book is going to be a gift for my SO. Eventually Cinderellas father suggests she try on the shoe. Genre: Fairytales. The boards are bright but rubbed along the bottom front panel and also stained in place - see photo. On the day the witch decides to eat Hansel and Gretel, Gretel tricks the witch and pushes her into the oven instead! At the end of the night, hetries to find out who she is but she runs away from herbecause shes shy and embarrassed about her situation. 1996, Seller: 1961, Used - Hardcover 652 pages. Illustration: Andrea Dezs. Thanks to Zipes, we can now read the horrific tales of Rapunzel, Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, and Sleeping Beauty as they were originally written- complete with blood, death, and terrible mothers. Eventually, the shoemakerand his wife discover the elves at work one night. You and your kids may recognise these tales from the Disney books and movies, or you may even have a favorite book with a traditional collection of thetales! Publisher's original cloth over boards, gilt lettering to spine; illustration inset to upper cover bordered in gilt. Bauman, Jill (illustrator).

First edition. Trnka, Jiri (illustrator).

Cinderellas two stepsisters both try the shoe, but have to cut off parts of their feet to fit into it. Contact seller. In the original stories it is actually Snow Whites own mother who orders the huntsman to murder her daughter and cut out her liver for her to eat, and Hansel and Gretels mother, not father or step mother, who abandons them in the forest. 1941, Used - Hardcover Cinderella asks the doves to clothe her in a beautiful gown and she goes to the ball. The original edition was not published for children or general readers. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Spine is completely missing, although the binding is still holding together (the boards are attached) and the mesh is intact. Walter Keller Press,, Dornach:, ILAB Each day Cinderella visits her mothers grave and doves from heaven grant her wishes because she is good and kind. Scattered, occasional foxing and soiling to remaining pages, although mostly (but not all) on the edges. The classic line she uses is Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair. One day a prince rides by and sees the witch climbing up to check onRapunzel. Zipes speculates that the Grimms changes were reflecting sociologically a condition that existed during their lifetime - jealousy between a young stepmother and stepdaughter, because many women died from childbirth in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and there were numerous instances in which the father remarried a young woman, perhaps close in age to the fathers eldest daughter. Contact seller, Book It is time for parents and publishers to stop dumbing down the Grimms tales for children, Zipes told the Guardian. U.S.A.: Barnes and Noble, Appears unread. 1963, Seller: If she achieves the impossible task, he promises to marry her. Hardcover. Published by Condition: Near Fine. Condition: Very Good. HBDJ, 1947, 1st Edition THUS, NF-/VG+, AS-IS, DJ Light rub, wear & Tiny Chips Tears Edges.

Condition: Good. Volume 2 (462pp) contains 7 sections; Hidden Heroes and Heroines such as Sleeping Beauty; Odd Narratives and Tall Tales -- Tom Thumb, the Gallant Tailor; Fools, Sluggards, Wise Folk, and busy People; Death and the Devil; Moralities like The Ear of Corn, The Aged Mother; Animals and Inanimates --Old Sultan, The Dog and the Sparrow; and the Appendix and Index. Published by They start to nibble on the house when a kind old lady invites them inside to eat and sleep.

55 timeless Brothers Grimm fairy tales, in what is certainly one of the best-looking incarnations of such tales to date. 1971, ISBN10: 0448022516ISBN13: 9780448022512, Seller: Rapunzel, meanwhile, gives herself away to her captor when after having a merry time in the tower with her prince - she asks: Tell me, Mother Gothel, why are my clothes becoming too tight? Inside the tree stump he sees a golden goose which he takes home. Translated by Mrs. Edgar Lucas. Tell us what you've enjoyed in the past, or what you're looking for, and let the community suggest a book (or books) for you to read! Condition: Very Good+. The elves put on the clothes and are never seen again. The two older brothers selfishly decline, but the poorer, younger brother happily shares his meal. The first time she gives him her necklace, and the second time she gives him her ring. The prince vows to marry the girl whose foot fits the shoe, and sets out to find her. Condition: Fine. The witch burns and the children escape, taking all her jewels. The witch demands the pregnant wifes unborn child as punishment for stealing from her.

The original edition was not published for children or general readers. Please see our photos--they show the exact book you will receive, never "stock" images of books we don't actually have!

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Unfortunately, the stabbing meant she left her other child alone in the bath, where he drowned. Contact seller. Condition: Good++. 2. Condition: Good. Hardcover.

Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Physical description: 61 unnumbered pages : 39 illustrations ; 11 cm. The king invites the brother into the castle and he ends up marrying the princess. Colored end-papers. Rapunzel is a classic tale of a beautiful young woman and an evil old witch. Few small closed tears along panel edges. How the Children Played at Slaughtering, for example, stays true to its title, seeing a group of children playing at being a butcher and a pig. Is the Great Omar the Unluckiest Book in the World? The color plates remain beautifully rendered with some faint foxing or soiling to the outer edges. Weathervane Books, 1979, 1979. IOBA, Used - Hardcover Rapunzels tears heal the princes wounded eyes and they go back to his kingdom, living happily ever after. Published in 1941, this slim hardcover has decorative cloth-covered boards with an illustration of Hansel & Gretel on front. Published by Wilhelm Grimm, said Zipes, deleted all tales that might offend a middle-class religious sensitivity, such as How Some Children Played at Slaughtering. He also added many Christian expressions and proverbs, continued Zipes, stylistically embellished the tales, and eliminated fairies from the stories because of their association with French fairy tales. Harcourt Brace & company, NY PRINTED IN Switzerland, Contact seller, Used - Hardcover Golden Press/Western Publishing Company, Inc., Racine, Wisconsin, First Edition.

The Brothers Grimm version goes like this: A husband and wife live next to a witch, and one night they steal some of the plants in her garden because theyre hungry. First Edition Second Printing in unclipped dust jacket, no remainder or other markings, NOT ex-lib, negligible shelf rub & corner wear to boards & jacket, else Fine early printing of the original hardcover issue of the acclaimed Zipes translation, scarce as such (dj in mylar proterctor); 8vo; (xxxiv) 733pp illus. It will hurt a bit. Grendel Books, ABAA/ILAB, Springfield, MA, U.S.A. Pages heavily tanned, commensurate with age & wartime paper quality, but still supple. Published by A decorator piece for the shelf, but of course an eminently readable one as well. In very good shape. Blue Unicorn Books, Redmond, WA, U.S.A. The book had the original stories that are NOT child friendly. Got curious myself and checked out the one I suggested below and it looks good. One day, the witch finds out about this plan and banishes Rapunzel into the harsh wilderness, after cutting off her long hair. He tells her to spin all the straw into gold, or he will cut off her head. Bantam Books, During the 19th Century, German scholars storytellers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm published numerous books, many of which were bits of folklore that had already been passed through many generations. The evil stepsisters are beautiful, but very ugly on the inside. Grimm, Jakob & Wilhelm (editors Louis and Bryna Untermeyer), Published by that is unused and unmarked. Hbk 325pp illustr in b+w and color plates dj 1st thus with a-h o nnumber line. Condition: Fine. Condition: Very Good. The Grimms Jacob and Wilhelm published their first take on the tales for which they would become known around the world in December 1812, a second volume following in 1815.

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