Author:Hans Christian Andersen

Hans Christian Andersen
(1805–1875)

Hans Christian Andersen

Works

Andersen's fairy tales

• Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales (1888, Warne), Mrs. Henry H. B. Paull (transl.).
• The Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen (1899, Lippincott), Helen Stratton (ill.) Howitt (transl.). (page scan index)
• Fairy Tales and Stories (1900, Century), H. Tegner (ill.), H. L. Brækstad (transl.). (page scan index)
• Stories from Hans Andersen (1910, Hodder & Stoughton), Edmund Dulac (ill.).
• Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales (1917 reissue of 1913 edition, Constable), W. Heath Robinson (ill.). (page scan index)
  • Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales (1913, Holt), W. Heath Robinson (ill.). (page scan index: used here to replace content missing or damaged in 1917 reissue scan)
• Fairy Tales and Other Stories (1914, Oxford U. P.), Craigie (transl.). (page scan index)
• Fairy Tales from Hans Christian Andersen (1914, Doubleday), Dugald Stewart Walker (ill.). (page scan index)
• A Danish Romance
• Pictures of Sweden

Texts at Project Gutenberg:

• Andersen's Fairy Tales, Project Gutenberg. Unknown year. librivox audio
• The Ice-Maiden: and Other Tales, Project Gutenberg. Translated by Fanny Fuller, 1863
• The Sand-Hills of Jutland, Project Gutenberg. Translated by Mrs. Bushby, 1860
• Stories from Hans Andersen, Project Gutenberg. Illustrated by Edmund Dulac, unknown year
• True Story of My Life, Project Gutenberg. Translated by Mary Howitt, 1847
• What the Moon Saw: and Other Tales, Project Gutenberg. Translated by H. W. Dulcken, illustrated by A. W. Bayes, 1866

Fairy tales and stories

• A Picture-Book without Pictures
• A String of Pearls[1][2]
• Chicken Grethe's Family[3]
• Clumsy Hans
• Croak
• The Daisy
• Elder-Tree Mother (also known as The Little Elder-Tree Mother)
• Everything in its Proper Place
• Great-GrandfatherAndersen Fairy Tales
• Holger Danske
• In a Thousand Years
• Ib and Little Christine
• Little Claus and Big Claus
• Little Ida's Flowers
• Little Tuk
• She was Good for Nothing
• Something
• Soup on a Sausage-peg
• The Angel
• The Beetle Who Went on His Travels
• The Bell
• The Bell Deep
• The Blue Mountains
• The Bottle Neck
• The Brownie at the Buttermans
• The Buckwheat
• The Butterfly
• The Candles
• The Child in the Grave
• The Conceited Apple-Branch
• The Court Cards
• The Daisy
• The Darning-Needle
• The Drop of Water
• The Dung-Beetle, translated by George Webbe Dasent (1861)
• The Dryad
• The Elf of the Rose
• The Elfin Hill
• The Emperor's New Clothes
• The Farm-Yard Cock and the Weather-Cock
• The Fir Tree (also known as The Pine-Tree)
• The Flax
• The Flying Trunk
• The Gardener and the Noble Family (see Andersen Fairy Tales)
• The Garden of Paradise
• The Gate Key
• The Goloshes of Fortune (also known as The Goloshes of Happiness)
• The Great Sea-Serpent
• The Happy Family
• The Jewish Maiden
• The Jumpers
• The Little Match Girl
• The Little Mermaid
• The Loveliest Rose in the World
• The Marsh King's Daughter
• The Metal Pig
• The Money Pig
• The Most Incredible Thing
• The Naughty Boy (also known as The Saucy Boy)
• The Neighbouring Families
• The Nightingale
• The "Old Bachelor's" Nightcap
• The Old Grave-Stone
• The Old House
• The Old Street Lamp
• The Pea Blossom
• The Pen and the Inkstand
• The Princess and the Pea
• The Psyche
• The Red Shoes
• The Sandman (Ole Lukøie; Ole-Luk-Oie, The Dream God; Daddy Dustman (Ole Luköie))
• The Shadow
• The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep
• The Shepherd's Story of the Bond of Friendship
• The Shirt-Collar
• The Silver Shilling
• The Snow Man
• The Snow Queen
• The Steadfast Tin Soldier
• The Storks
• The Story of a Mother
• The Story of the Year
• The Sunken Convent
• The Sweethearts (translation of Kjærestefolkene (Danish), also known as The Top and Ball)
• The Swineherd
• The Tinder Box
• The Travelling Companion
• The Ugly Duckling
• The Wicked Prince
• The Wild Swans
• The Will o the Wisps
• Thirty-first Evening
• Thumbelina
• Under the Willow-Tree
• What the Old Man does is Always Right
• What the Moon Saw

Poems

• "The Poet's Last Song" in Littell's Living Age, 127 (1639)
• The Tallow Candle

Works about Hans Christian Andersen

• "Andersen, Hans Christian," in Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed., 1911)

External links

• Andersen’s fairy tales translated by H. P. Paull (all in public domain)
• Andersen’s fairy tales translated by Jean Hersholt (†1956, not in public domain yet)
• Andersen Fairy Tales