Fairy Tales often have a moral attached to them that was important, or at least prevalent, during the authors time.  This story is one of those, but presented in conjunction with animal creation mythology as well. So sit back and enjoy this tale from Rudyard Kipling

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Collected by James Orchard Halliwell in 1886, a full four years prior tot he version most of us know by Joseph Jacobs, the Three Little Pigs tale had some notable differences to it and is the first of the known written versions, although it dates back much farther. 

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An excellent little story about how our reality is often portrayed as an alternate reality to the magical world around us.

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Put to the written page in 1815 by the Brothers Grimm, put through seven editions of their books, and even chronicled by Nora and Andrew Lang for their Colored Fairy Book series comes the tale of Hans-my-Hedgehog.  You may also recognize a version of the character from more recent times as a character from "The Witcher".

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I don't recall ever hearing the original version of this story in all my life until recently, while researching for this series. The moral here is, be careful about starting a panic because you may just lead others into a different threat altogether.

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Wishes are a large component of folklore, fairy tales and fantasy stories in general. This week we bring a tale of such mystical things to your ears from Joseph Jacobs.

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This weeks tale is one with a muddied origin as it can be found almost globally throughout history.  That being said I have narrowed down one of the earliest versions I could find by Joseph Jacobs and I present it to you this week. 

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From L. Frank Baums first children's book, Mother Goose in Prose, comes an expanded telling of the old nursery rhyme of the same name.

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One of MANY global versions of the Princess and the Frog variant of tales.  This is one of the Grimm stories that doesn't get told too often anymore dear listeners.  So sit back, grab a drink, and give a listen to a lost classic.

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This week we present something a little different from our normal fare. We present a poem about the wee folk, the fae, and we hope you do enjoy it.

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