Grimm Brothers' Fairy Tales

Grimm Brothers' Fairy Tales is a treasured heritage of children's literature, a symbol of all world fairy tales and an inexhaustible source for contemporary storytellers. Through their work, they bring to the reader mythological and folk figures, animal characters, mysterious forests and more, filling them with a romantic spirit full of imagination, wise words, beautiful epithets and literary imagery.

It is no exaggeration to say that the Grimm Brothers' tales are beautiful not only for children but also for adults who wish to experience again the world of fairy tales from their childhood and their philosophy. By elevating the beautiful, the honest, the graceful, the true and the virtuous, and by punishing wickedness, deceit, malice and cunning, the Grimm Brothers still convey educational values today, keeping goodness and honesty immortal and triumphant. Holding this book with over 200 Grimm Brothers' tales, children see themselves not only as readers but also as heroes, with a rich, heroic soul and an intelligent mind full of imagination.

"That is why, with our collection of tales, we did not want to serve only the history of poetry and mythology, but intended for the imagination itself, which is alive here, to make this book also serve as an educational book," say the Brothers Grimm.

In 2005, this book with over two hundred tales by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm was included in UNESCO's list of world cultural heritage.