The Complete Collection of Grimm's Fairy Tales

"Grimm's Fairy Tales" is a shining pearl in the treasure trove of German children's literature, and it is also a wonderful flower in the magnificent fairy tale kingdom of the world. It established the fascinating "Grimm fairy tale" narrative method in folk fairy tales and had a profound impact on world children's literature since the 19th century. The contents of the book can be roughly divided into three types: the first type is fairy tales of witches and wizards, which describe divine power and witchcraft to promote the plot of the story, such as "Snow White" and "Bearskin Man". The second type is stories about animals, such as "The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats", "The Cat and the Mouse Making Friends", etc. The third type is ordinary people's fairy tales, which are close to human real life, satirize people's ugliness and weaknesses, and are humorous, such as "Three Brothers" and "The Moon". The content is extensive and reflects some universal life themes such as justice and evil, wisdom and ignorance, kindness and cruelty, honesty and hypocrisy, hard work and laziness, bravery and cowardice. The plot of the story is tortuous but not bizarre, and the narrative is simple but not monotonous. It fully reflects the Brothers Grimm's concern for the growth of children and human beings themselves. The whole book focuses on helping children build a positive outlook on ethics, values, and good and evil, and guide them to make correct ethical choices.