Fairy tales and bedtime story by Hans Christian Andersen

 The most beautiful fairy tales and bedtime stories for kids written by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen. Read online all the short and long tales of Hans Christian Andersen, such as: The little mermaid, The Nightingale, The Tinder-Box, The little match-seller, The Phoenix bird, The princess and the pea, Little Claus and big Claus, The ugly duckling, The snow queen, The Emperor’s New Clothes. 

Complete list of fairy tales and bedtime stories written by Hans Christian Andersen

1. A cheerful temper
2. A Great Grief or Heartache
3. A leaf from heaven
4. A picture from the ramparts
5. A rose from Homer's grave
6. A story
7. A story from the sand dunes
8. A string of pearls
9. Anne Lisbeth
10. At the uttermost parts of the sea
11. Aunty
12. Aunty Toothache
13. "Beautiful" or Beauty of Form and Beauty of Mind"
14. By the almshouse window
15. Chicken Grethe's family
16. Children's prattle
17. Clumsy Hans or Silly Hans or Blockhead Hans or (Jack the Dullard)
18. "Dance, dance, doll of mine!"
19. Everything in its proper place
20. Five peas from a pod or The Pea Blossom
21. Godfather's picture book
22. Golden treasure
23. Grandmother
24. Great-Grandfather
25. Holger Danske
26. Ib and little Christina
27. In a thousand years
28. In the children's room
29. In the duck yard or The Portuguese Duck
30. Kept secret but not forgotten
31. Little Claus and big Claus
32. Little Ida's flowers
33. Little Tuk
34. Luck may lie in a pin
35. Moving day
36. Ole the tower-keeper
37. Ole-Luk-Oie, the Dream-God
38. On judgment day
39. Peiter, Peter, and Peer
40. Pen and inkstand
41. She was good for nothing
42. "Something"
43. Soup from a sausage skewer
44. Sunshine stories
45. The A-B-C book
46. The angel
47. The Beetle who went on his Travels
48. The bell, or Nature's Music
49. The bell deep
50. The bird of folklore
51. The bishop of Börglum and his men
52. The Shepherd's Story of the Bond of Friendship
53. The bottle neck
54. The brave tin soldier
55. The buckwheat
56. The butterfly
57. The candles
58. The child in the grave
59. The comet
60. The cripple
61. The daisy
62. The darning-needle
63. The days of the week
64. The drop of water
65. The dryad
66. The elderbush or Elder-Tree Mother
67. The elf of the rose
68. The elfin hill or The Elf Mound
69. The emperor's new Clothes
70. The farm-yard rooster and the weather-rooster
71. The fir tree
72. The flax
73. The flea and the professor
74. The flying trunk
75. The galoshes of fortune
76. The garden of paradise
77. The gardener and the noble family
78. The gate key
79. The girl who trod on the loaf
80. The goblin and the huckster
81. The goblin and the woman
82. The great sea serpent
83. The happy family
84. The ice maiden or Rudy and Babette
85. The Jewish girl or The Jewish Maiden
86. The jumper
87. The last dream of the old oak
88. The last pearl
89. The little green ones
90. The little match-seller
91. The little mermaid
92. The loveliest rose in the world
93. The marsh king's daughter
94. The metal pig
95. The moneybox or The Money-Pig
96. The most incredible thing
97. The naughty boy
98. The neighbouring families
99. The new century's Goddess
100. The Nightingale
101. The old bachelor's nightcap
102. The old church bell
103. The old grave-stone
104. The old house
105. The old street lamp
106. The Philosopher’s Stone
107. The Phoenix bird
108. The porter's son
109. The princess and the pea
110. The psyche
111. The puppet-show man
112. The races
113. The rags
114. The red shoes
115. The shadow
116. The shepherdess and the sweep
117. The shirt-collar
118. The silent book
119. The silver shilling
120. The snail and the rosebush or The Snail and the Rose Tree
121. The snow queen
122. The snowdrop
123. The snowman
124. The stone of the wise man
125. The storks
126. The storm shifts the signboards
127. The story of a mother
128. The story of the year
129. The swan's nest
130. The Sweethearts; or, The Top and the Ball
131. The swineherd
132. The Talisman
133. The Tallow Candle
134. The teapot
135. The thorny road of honor
136. The tinder-box
137. The toad
138. The travelling companion
139. The ugly duckling
140. The wicked prince
141. The wild swans
142. The Will-o'-the-Wisps are in town, says the Moor-woman
143. The wind tells about Valdemar Daae and his daughters
144. The windmill
145. There is a difference
146. There is no doubt about it or It's Quite True!
147. Thumbelina
148. Twelve by the mail
149. Two brothers
150. Two maidens
151. Under the willow tree
152. Vänö and Glänö
153. What happened to the thistle
154. What old Johanne told
155. What one can invent
156. What the Moon Saw
157. What the old man does is always right
158. What the whole family said
159. Which was the happiest?