Hans Christian Andersen Books

The Princess and the Pea: From a Story by Hans Christian Andersen
The Princess and the Pea: From a Story by Hans Christian Andersen

By Dick Gackenbach

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A young girl feels a pea through many mattresses and proves she is a real princess.

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The Snow Queen
The Snow Queen

By Hans Christian Andersen

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After the Snow Queen abducts her friend Kai, Gerda sets out on a perilous and magical journey to find him.

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Foolish King: Based on Hans Christian Andersen's the Emperor's New Clothes
Foolish King: Based on Hans Christian Andersen's the Emperor's New Clothes

By Lisl Weil

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Mr. Humbug and Mr. Tricks, posing as tailors, sell vain King Panache a suit of clothes which they claim are invisible to anyone stupid.

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Christine's Picture Book: Hans Christian Andersen and Grandfather Drewsen
Steadfast Tin Soldier Young Owl Book
Hans Christian Andersen's the Nightingale
Hans Christian Andersen's the Nightingale
The little mermaid.
The little mermaid.

By Hans Christian Andersen

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For love of a handsome prince, the youngest mermaid makes a bargain with the evil sea-witch and endures great suffering in order to become human.

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Seven Tales
Seven Tales

By Hans Christian Andersen

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Seven Tales by H.C. Andersen

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