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
- A cheerful temper
- A Great Grief or Heartache
- A leaf from heaven
- A picture from the ramparts
- A rose from Homer's grave
- A story
- A story from the sand dunes
- A string of pearls
- Anne Lisbeth
- At the uttermost parts of the sea
- Aunty
- Aunty Toothache
- "Beautiful" or Beauty of Form and Beauty of Mind"
- By the almshouse window
- Chicken Grethe's family
- Children's prattle
- Clumsy Hans or Silly Hans or Blockhead Hans or (Jack the Dullard)
- "Dance, dance, doll of mine!"
- Everything in its proper place
- Five peas from a pod or The Pea Blossom
- Godfather's picture book
- Grandmother
- Great-Grandfather
- Holger Danske
- Ib and little Christina
- In a thousand years
- In the children's room
- In the duck yard or The Portuguese Duck
- Kept secret but not forgotten
- Little Claus and big Claus
- Little Ida's flowers
- Little Tuk
- Luck may lie in a pin
- Moving day
- Ole the tower-keeper
- Ole-Luk-Oie, the Dream-God
- On judgment day
- Peiter, Peter, and Peer
- Pen and inkstand
- She was good for nothing
- Something
- Soup from a sausage skewer
- Sunshine stories
- The A-B-C book
- The angel
- The Beetle who went on his Travels
- The bell, or Nature's Music
- The bell deep
- The bird of folklore
- The bishop of Börglum and his men
- The bottle neck
- The brave tin soldier
- The buckwheat
- The butterfly
- The candles
- The child in the grave
- The comet
- The cripple
- The daisy
- The darning-needle
- The days of the week
- The drop of water
- The dryad
- The elderbush or Elder-Tree Mother
- The elf of the rose
- The elfin hill or The Elf Mound
- The emperor's new Clothes
- The farm-yard rooster and the weather-rooster
- The fir tree
- The flax
- The flea and the professor
- The flying trunk
- The galoshes of fortune
- The garden of paradise
- The gardener and the noble family
- The gate key
- The girl who trod on the loaf
- The goblin and the huckster
- The goblin and the woman
- The Golden treasure
- The great sea serpent
- The happy family
- The ice maiden or Rudy and Babette
- The Jewish girl or The Jewish Maiden
- The jumper
- The last dream of the old oak
- The last pearl
- The little green ones
- The little match-seller
- The little mermaid
- The loveliest rose in the world
- The marsh king's daughter
- The metal pig
- The moneybox or The Money-Pig
- The most incredible thing
- The naughty boy
- The neighbouring families
- The new century's Goddess
- The Nightingale
- The old bachelor's nightcap
- The old church bell
- The old grave-stone
- The old house
- The old street lamp
- The Philosopher’s Stone
- The Phoenix bird
- The porter's son
- The princess and the pea
- The psyche
- The puppet-show man
- The races
- The rags
- The red shoes
- The shadow
- The shepherdess and the sweep
- The shirt-collar
- The silent book or The Dumb Book
- The silver shilling
- The snail and the rosebush or The Snail and the Rose Tree
- The snow queen
- The snowdrop
- The snowman
- The Shepherd's Story of the Bond of Friendship
- The stone of the wise man
- The storks
- The storm shifts the signboards
- The story of a mother
- The story of the year
- The swan's nest
- The Sweethearts; or, The Top and the Ball
- The swineherd
- The Talisman
- The Tallow Candle
- The teapot
- The thorny road of honor
- The tinder-box
- The toad
- The travelling companion
- The ugly duckling
- The wicked prince
- The wild swans
- The Will-o'-the-Wisps are in town, says the Moor-woman
- The wind tells about Valdemar Daae and his daughters
- The windmill
- There is a difference
- There is no doubt about it or It's Quite True!
- Thumbelina
- Twelve by the mail
- Two brothers
- Two maidens
- Under the willow tree
- Vänö and Glänö
- What happened to the thistle
- What old Johanne told
- What one can invent
- What the Moon Saw
- What the old man does is always right
- What the whole family said
- Which was the happiest?
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