We're ending 2021 as we've ended years past, by revisiting the most popular stories of the year. Our first story (and third on the list) is 'The Snow Queen, Pt. 1".
All in Hans Chrisitan Andersen
We're ending 2021 as we've ended years past, by revisiting the most popular stories of the year. Our first story (and third on the list) is 'The Snow Queen, Pt. 1".
Our final story from Hans Christian Andersen this week is the tale of a fight between two cocks on a farm, 'The Farmyard Cock and the Weathercock'.
'The Flax' is the story of a piece of flax as only Hans Christian Andersen could write it. Heartbreaking and poignant.
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This week we're revisiting Hans Christian Andersen's "Fairy Tales" for three new stories, the kinds that only Hans Christian Andersen could bring us, beginning with 'Buckwheat'.
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Our final story from Hans Christian Andersen this week, 'The False Collar' is possibly the most prototypical HCA story ever.
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You probably know it as 'The Princess and The Pea', but I personally think Hans Christian Andersen told it best in 'The Real Princess'.
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This week I'm revisiting how The Folktale Project began, with stories from Hans Christian Andersen. Beginning with one of my favorites, 'The Old House'.
Our final Hans Christian Andersen tale for the week is all about love and the very naughty boy who brings it to us, Cupid.
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I've told a version of Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Leap Frog' before ('The Leaping Match') but I really prefer this translation and I hope you do as well.
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At the conclusion of "The Snow Queen" Gerda finally finds little Kay and we find out 'What Happened in the Snow Queen's Palace and After'.
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