Fairy Tales book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Fairy Tales – Berlie Doherty (illustrated by Jane Ray) Twelve fairy tales traced back to their earliest written roots from around the world provides the foundation for this take on stories we all grew up with. Sourcing back to some of the great tale tellers of the last four hundred years, Doherty has sought to find the essence of the original text/5. ‘Classic Fairy Tales’ contents Cinderella (Ashputtel) The Sleeping Beauty in the Forest Beauty and the Beast Rumpelstiltskin Rapunzel Snow White (Snowdrop) Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp The Fire-Bird Hansel and Gretel The Frog Price The Wild Swans (Snow-rose).
Berlie Doherty's inspired retellings of some of the best-loved stories of all time come alive in Jane Ray's rich and vividly detailed illustrations. Here is a truly gorgeous collection offering a diversity of fairy-tale worlds to engage all readers. In , the Sheffield 'Off The Shelf' Literature Festival celebrated the 25th anniversary of Berlie Doherty's first publication (which was the children's novel, How Green You Are! in ). Since then, she has published over 50 books, including picture books, plays and novels for children and teens, along with some fiction for adults. Fairy tales by Doherty, Berlie. Publication date Topics Fairy tales, Folklore Publisher London: Walker Books Collection inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks Digitizing sponsor Kahle/Austin Foundation Contributor Internet Archive Language English. pages: 24 cm.
Berlie Doherty has traced them back to their roots in order to maintain the original "essence" of the classic tales she has chosen. In a generation where many fairy tale classics have been altered and homogenized by the entertainment industry, Doherty's return to the original versions is both refreshing and pleasantly nostalgic. Classic Fairy Tales: Candlewick Illustrated Classic (Candlewick Illustrated Classics) [Doherty, Berlie, Ray, Jane] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Black Bull of Norroway (Ireland, told by Kenneth McLeish) Mirragen the Cat-Man (Australian Aboriginal told by AW Reed) The Girl Who Couldn’t Walk (Original story by Berlie Doherty) The Woman of the Sea (Shetland Islands, told by Helen Waddell).
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