The Yellow Fairy Book, first published in 1894, contains a wide variety of stories drawn from many sources. Here will be found the traditional princesses, princes and giants, but there is also a profusion of assorted creatures: dragons, crabs, frogs, donkeys and - more unusual - a boy who turns into a wolf. Edited by Andrew Lang.

Contents:

• Cat and Mouse in Partnership
• The Six Swans
• The Dragon of the North
• The Emperor's New Clothes
• The Golden Crab
• The Iron Stove
• The Devil and his Grandmother
• The Cabbage Donkey
• The Little Green Frog
• The Seven-Headed Serpent
• The Grateful Beasts
• The Giants and the Herd-Boy
• The Crow
• Six Men Go Far Together in the Wide World
• The Nixy
• The Glass Mountain
• Fairer-than-a-Fairy
• The Three Brothers
• The Boy and the Wolves, or the Broken Promise
• The Dead Wife
• In the Land of Souls
• The White Duck
• The Witch and her Servants
• The Magic Ring
• The Flower Queen's Daughter
• The Flying Ship
• Snow-Daughter and Fire-Son
• The Story of Old Frost
• The Death of the Sun-Hero
• The Witch, or Baba Yaga
• The Hazel-Nut Child
• Big Claus and Little Claus
• Prince Ring
• The Swineherd
• The Princess on the Pea
• The Blue Mountains
• The Tinder-Box
• The Witch in the Stone Boat
• Thumbelina
• The Nightingale
• Hermod and Hadvor
• The Steadfast Tin-Soldier
• Blockhead-Hans: an Old Story Retold
• The Darning-Needle