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- A book of enchantments and curses
- A book of sorcerers and spells
- A first book of fairy tales
- A ring of tricksters : animal tales from America, the West Indies, and Africa
- Adelita : a Mexican Cinderella story
- Aesop's fables
- Aesop's fables
- Aladdin : and other tales from the Arabian nights
- Ali Baba and the forty thieves
- Anansi and the moss covered rock
- Anansi and the moss-covered rock
- Anansi the spider : a tale from the Ashanti
- Ancient Egypt : tales of gods and pharaohs
- Ant and grasshopper
- Arrow to the sun : a Pueblo Indian tale
- Atlantic : great sea battles, heroic discoveries, titanic storms, and a vast ocean of a million stories
- Atlantic : great sea battles, heroic discoveries, titanic storms, and a vast ocean of a million stories
- Atlas of Christmas : the merriest, tastiest, quirkiest holiday traditions from around the world
- Bigfoot Cinderrrrrella
- Borreguita and the coyote : a tale from Ayutla, Mexico
- Botanical folk tales of Britain and Ireland
- Bruh Rabbit and the tar baby girl
- Call it courage
- Can't catch me
- Castles
- Ceremonies of the seasons : exploring and celebrating nature's eternal cycle
- Chanukah in Chelm
- Chicken Little
- Chicken Little
- Cinderella
- Cinderella
- Cinderella's dress
- Cinders : a chicken Cinderella
- Clamshell Boy
- Coyote : a trickster tale from the American Southwest
- Cross your fingers, spit in your hat : superstitions and other beliefs
- Daughter of the Moon Goddess
- Disney's Beauty and the beast
- Disney's storybook collection, v. 2
- Disney's the princesses collection : stories from the films
- Earth keeper : reflections on the American land
- Epossumondas
- Even more short & shivery : thirty spine-tingling stories
- Exploring the life, myth, and art of the Maya
- Fangs 'n' fire : ten dramatic dragon tales
- Favorite fairy tales
- First woman and the strawberry : a Cherokee legend
- Fox tale soup
- Foxy!
- Giants! Giants! Giants! : From many lands and many times
- Glass slipper, gold sandal : a worldwide Cinderella
- Goldilocks
- Goldilocks and the three bears
- Goldilocks and the three bears
- Goldilocks and the three bears
- Goldilocks and the three bears
- Goldilocks and the three bears
- Golem
- Grandma and the great gourd : a Bengali folk tale
- Haunt fox
- Head, body, legs : a story from Liberia
- Henny Penny
- Henny Penny : a folk tale classic
- Hothouse flower and the nine plants of desire
- How Chipmunk got his stripes : a tale of bragging and teasing
- I am Tama, lucky cat : a Japanese legend
- In a dark, dark room : and other scary stories
- In a dark, dark room, and other scary stories
- It could always be worse : a Yiddish folk tale
- It is a tree
- Jack & the beanstalk : a folktale
- Jack and the beanstalk
- Jack and the beanstalk
- Jack and the beanstalk
- Jack and the beanstalk
- John Henry
- John Henry
- Joseph had a little overcoat
- Kate and the beanstalk
- King Arthur
- King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table : retold out of the old Romances
- King of the birds
- Kwi-na the eagle, and other Indian tales
- Lemons
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Little Red and the very hungry lion
- Little by little
- Lousy rotten stinkin' grapes
- Love and roast chicken : a trickster tale from the Andes Mountains
- Martina, the beautiful cockroach : a Cuban folktale
- Mary Engelbreit's nursery tales : a treasury of children's classics
- Me and you
- Mehndi : the timeless art of henna painting
- Meow : cat stories from around the world
- Merlin and the making of the king
- Michael Hague's read-to-me book of fairy tales
- Michael Hagues's treasured classics
- Mightier than the sword : world folktales for strong boys
- Mousetropolis
- Much, much better
- My grandfather's coat
- Norse myths & legends
- North American myths & legends
- Once more upon a totem
- One grain of rice
- One-eye! two-eyes! three-Eyes! : a a very Grimm fairy tale
- Pirates : facts, things to make, activities
- Pretty Salma : a Little Red Riding Hood story from Africa
- Professor Aesop's The crow and the pitcher
- Quill soup : a Stone Soup story
- Rabbit's snow dance : a traditional Iroquois story
- Raccoon's last race : a traditional Abenaki story
- Raven : a trickster tale from the Pacific Northwest
- Raven and the sun : echoing our ancestors
- Red Riding Hood : retold in verse for boys and girls to read themselves
- Rikki-Tikki-Tavi : from The Jungle Books, story by Rudyard Kipling ; illustrations by Chuck Jones & Associates. --
- Scary stories 3 : more tales to chill your bones
- Secrets of wildflowers : a delightful feast of little-known facts, folklore, and history
- Seven blind mice
- Short & shivery : thirty chilling tales
- Simon Boom gives a wedding
- Sing a song of sixpence : a pocketful of nursery rhymes and tales
- Snow White
- Some friends to feed : the story of Stone Soup
- Song of the sea.
- South American myths & legends
- South and north, east and west : the Oxfam anthology of children's stories
- Spider spins a story : fourteen legends from Native America
- Spirit of the New England tribes : Indian history and folklore, 1620-1984
- Spooky stories for a dark and stormy night
- Stone soup
- Stories from the Billabong
- Storytime
- Sukey and the mermaid
- Tales of mystery and magic
- Tales of the cryptids : mysterious creatures that may or may not exist
- Terminal freeze : a novel
- The Arabian nights
- The Death of Bernadette Lefthand.
- The Great race : an Indonesian trickster tale
- The Helen Oxenbury nursery story book. --
- The King of Little Things
- The Lion first book of nursery stories
- The Little Red Hen makes a pizza
- The Little red hen
- The Pied Piper of Hamelin
- The Random House book of fairy tales
- The Rough-Face Girl
- The adventures of King Arthur
- The adventures of Sir Lancelot the Great
- The adventures of little Joe otter
- The book of mythical beasts & magical creatures
- The boy of the three-year nap
- The boy who cried wolf
- The boy who lived with the bears : and other Iroquois stories
- The cow on the roof
- The day Tuk became a hunter & other Eskimo stories
- The dinner that cooked itself
- The faerie's gift
- The fairy-spotter's handbook
- The first strawberries : a Cherokee story
- The flying canoe : a Christmas story
- The folklore of world holidays
- The fox and the crow
- The funny little woman
- The gingerbread boy
- The gingerbread man
- The gingerbread man
- The gingerbread man
- The grasshopper & the ants
- The great ball game : a Muskogee story
- The great race : the story of the Chinese zodiac
- The great smelly, slobbery, small-tooth dog : a folktale from Great Britain
- The hare and the tortoise : a fable from Aesop
- The honey jar
- The hungry coat : a tale from Turkey
- The hunter's promise : an Abenaki tale
- The keeper of the story : an illustrated folktale for children ages 6-8
- The kitchen knight : a tale of King Arthur
- The knee-high man, and other tales
- The legend of the Indian paintbrush
- The legend of the bluebonnet : an old tale of Texas
- The legend of thunder and lightning
- The lion & the mouse
- The lion's share : a Somali folktale = Qayb libaax
- The little red hen
- The little red hen
- The loathsome dragon
- The lonely lioness and the Ostrich chicks : a Masai tale
- The magic horse of Han Gan
- The mitten : a Ukrainian folktale
- The night the moon fell : a Maya myth
- The old magic of Christmas : yuletide traditions for the darkest days of the year
- The otter, the spotted frog & the Great Flood : a Creek Indian story
- The owl and the two rabbits
- The parade : a stampede of stories about Ananse, the trickster spider
- The people could fly : American Black folktales
- The princess and the warrior : a tale of two volcanoes
- The race for the Chinese zodiac
- The red fairy book
- The runaway tortilla
- The sacred banana leaf : an Indonesian trickster tale
- The sea-ringed world : sacred stories of the Americas
- The secret footprints
- The serpent slayer : and other stories of strong women
- The squeaky door
- The story of the Milky Way : a Cherokee tale
- The storyteller's start-up book : finding, learning, performing, and using folktales including twelve tellable tales
- The stubborn pumpkin
- The sun's daughter
- The tale of the tiger slippers
- The teeny tiny woman
- The three bears
- The three bears
- The three billy goats Gruff
- The three little dassies
- The three little pigs
- The three little pigs
- The three little wolves and the big bad pig
- The three snow bears
- The tortoise & the hare
- The truth about fairies
- The turnip
- The twelve dancing princesses
- The woman who flummoxed the fairies : an old tale from Scotland
- The woman who married a bear
- The world of Lore : monstrous creatures
- The yellow fairy book
- There's a wolf at the door
- Thirty-three multicultural tales to tell
- Three apples fell from heaven : Armenian tales retold
- Told tales : nine folktales from around the world
- Tony's bread
- Tops & bottoms
- Town mouse, country mouse
- Trickster : Native American tales : a graphic collection
- Tsunami!
- Tukama tootles the flute : a tale from the Antilles
- Turtle's race with Beaver : a traditional Seneca story
- Uncle Remus : the complete tales
- Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty
- Who's in Rabbit's house? : a Masai tale
- Women who run with the wolves : myths and stories of the wild woman archetype
- Worlds of Arthur : facts & fictions of the Dark Ages
- Yokki and the Parno Gry
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- Jews -- Czech Republic -- Folklore
- Aboriginal Australians -- Folklore
- African Americans -- Folklore
- Alaska -- Folklore
- Anansi (Legendary character) -- Folklore
- Animals -- Folklore
- Animals -- Folklore | Juvenile fiction
- Animals -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Arabs -- Folklore
- Armenians -- Folklore
- Art -- Folklore
- Ashanti (African people) -- Folklore
- Atlantic Ocean -- Folklore
- Aztecs -- Folklore
- Beans -- Folklore
- Bears -- Folklore
- Bedtime -- Folklore
- Bengali (South Asian people) -- Folklore
- Birds -- Folklore
- Bluebonnets (Lupines) -- Texas -- Folklore
- Bread -- Folklore
- Britons -- Kings and rulers -- Folklore
- Cake -- Folklore
- Castles -- Folklore
- Cats -- Folklore
- Cats -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Chelm (Lublin, Poland) -- Folklore
- Cherokee Indians -- Folklore
- Chipmunks -- Folklore
- Christmas -- Folklore
- Coats -- Folklore
- Cockroaches -- Folklore
- Comanche Indians -- Folklore
- Courage -- Folklore
- Coyote (Legendary character) -- Folklore
- Creation -- Folklore
- Creek Indians -- Folklore
- Dan (African people) -- Folklore
- Deer -- Folklore
- Dogs -- Folklore
- Domestic animals -- Folklore
- Dragons -- Folklore
- Elephants -- Folklore
- Eskimos -- Folklore
- Eskimos -- Folklore | Fiction
- Fairies -- Folklore
- Family life -- Folklore
- Flowers -- Folklore
- Fools and jesters -- Folklore
- Foxes -- Folklore
- French Canadians -- Folklore
- French-Canadians -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Ghana -- Folklore
- Ghosts -- Folklore
- Giants -- Folklore
- Grandmothers -- Folklore
- Guinea pigs -- Andes Region -- Folklore
- Guinea pigs -- Folklore
- Hares -- Folklore
- Hawaii -- Folklore
- Henna (Dye) -- Folklore
- Hens -- Folklore
- Heroes -- Folklore
- Hope -- Folklore
- Horses -- Folklore
- Imagination -- Folklore
- Indians -- Folklore
- Indians -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Indians of Mexico -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- British Columbia | Pacific Coast -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- Folklore | Comic books, strips, etc
- Indians of North America -- Great Plains -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Indians of North America -- New England -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- New York (State) -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- Northwest Coast of North America -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- Northwest, Pacific -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- Southwest, New -- Folklore
- Indians of North America -- Texas -- Folklore
- Indians of South America -- Andes Region -- Folklore
- Indians of South America -- Folklore
- Indians of the West Indies -- Dominican Republic -- Folklore
- Inuit -- Folklore
- Inuit -- Folklore | Fiction
- Iroquois Indians -- Folklore
- Abenaki Indians -- Folklore
- Jews -- Folklore
- Jews -- Poland -- Folklore
- Kings and rulers -- Folklore
- Knights and knighthood -- Folklore
- Laziness -- Folklore
- Lion -- Folklore
- Maasai (African people) -- Folklore
- Magic -- Folklore
- Makah Indians -- Folklore
- Marriage -- Folklore
- Masai (African people) -- Folklore
- Massachusetts -- Folklore
- Mathematics -- Folklore
- Mayas -- Folklore
- Mice -- Folklore
- Milky Way -- Folklore
- Mittens -- Folklore
- Mongooses -- Folklore
- Monsters -- Folklore
- Moon -- Folklore
- Mothers and sons -- Folklore
- Mountains -- Folklore
- Native peoples -- Folklore | Juvenile fiction
- Navajo Indians -- Folklore
- Northmen -- Folklore
- Otters -- Folklore
- Pigs -- Folklore
- Pirates -- Folklore
- Plants -- Folklore | Fiction
- Plants -- Great Britain -- Folklore
- Plants -- Ireland -- Folklore
- Polar bear -- Folklore
- Porcupines -- Folklore | Juvenile fiction
- Porcupines -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Procyon -- Folklore
- Pueblo Indians -- Folklore
- Rabbits -- Folklore
- Raccoons -- Folklore
- Romanies -- Folklore
- Seals (Animals) -- Folklore
- Seals (Animals) -- Folklore | Drama
- Seasons -- Folklore
- Seneca Indians -- Folklore
- Sharing -- Folklore | Juvenile fiction
- Sharing -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Shoes -- Folklore
- Snails -- Folklore
- Somalis -- Folklore
- Soups -- Folklore | Juvenile fiction
- Soups -- Folklore | Juvenile literature
- Spiders -- Folklore
- Spiders -- North America -- Folklore
- Storytelling -- Folklore
- Strawberries -- Folklore
- Survival -- Folklore
- Taino Indians -- Folklore
- Tiger -- Folklore
- Tricksters -- Folklore
- Tsunamis -- Folklore
- Wild flowers -- North America -- Folklore
- Wild women -- Folklore
- Wolves -- Folklore
- Women -- Folklore
- Zodiac -- Folklore
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