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Dive into The Iliad, one of the two monumental ancient Greek epic poems traditionally credited to Homer. Believed to have been composed in the 8th or 7th century BC, this timeless work is often regarded as the oldest surviving piece of literature in the Greek language, earning its place as the cornerstone of European literary tradition. While the authorship remains a topic of debate, as the poems exhibit signs of a rich oral storytelling history, The Iliad vividly recounts the gripping events of the final year of the siege of Troy, illuminating the complexities of war, heroism, and human emotion. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia by Karen Merline.)

Iliad

Dive into a enchanting collection of fairy tales and fables from 1919, where timeless narratives come alive with charm and wonder. These delightful stories, filled with imagination and adventure, are perfect for both modern children and adults alike. Summary by Carolin.

Mermaids Message and Other Stories

Dive into the fascinating world of ancient Mesopotamia with Myths of Babylonia and Assyria, penned by the esteemed Scottish writer Donald Alexander Mackenzie. Known for his extensive work in religion, mythology, and anthropology, Mackenzie provides a captivating exploration of the myths and legends that shaped the civilizations of Babylonia and Assyria. This volume offers a historical narrative that journeys through over thirty centuries of human progress, beginning with the early Sumerian Age and culminating in the eras of the Persian and Grecian Empires. Whether you’re a history buff or a mythology enthusiast, this book promises a rich tapestry of stories that reflect the complexities of ancient life and belief. (Summary extracted from Wikipedia and the Preface of this book)

Myths of Babylonia and Assyria

In 1837, Sara Coleridge introduced the enchanting Phantasmion, her longest original work, which has been hailed by critic Mike Ashley as the first fairytale novel written in English. Literary historian Dennis Butts describes it as a remarkable pioneering fantasy and a testament to Coleridges extraordinary talent. The fairy tale is celebrated not only for its captivating narrative but also for its lyrical songs, such as Sylvan Stag and One Face Alone, which garnered admiration from notable critics like Leigh Hunt. With its rich language and beautiful storytelling, Phantasmion may even have influenced the works of George MacDonald, making it a significant piece in the fantasy genre.

Phantasmion

Dive into the enchanting world of the Pink Fairy Book, where timeless nursery tales from around the globe come alive. Readers familiar with the Blue, Red, and Yellow Fairy Books will discover beloved characters with fresh twists. In these stories, courage, youth, beauty, and kindness face numerous challenges, but ultimately triumph over witches, giants, and unkind souls. A reminder that while we may not all possess youth or beauty, kindness is within everyones reach, leading to goodness in the heart of these age-old fables. (Summary of the Authors Preface by Elliott Miller)

Pink Fairy Book

Join David Cory, the talented author of over 40 childrens books, as he takes young readers on a whimsical adventure in Puss in Boots, Jr. in Fairyland. This enchanting tale is part of his beloved series, which draws inspiration from the rich Italian folklore surrounding the legendary Puss in Boots. Aimed at children in the second grade and up, these delightful stories are perfect for sparking imagination and fostering a love for reading—perfectly fitting for the junior audience. Summary by Larry Wilson.

Puss in Boots, Jr. in Fairyland

Step into a world of wonder where the Scarecrow reveals his royal lineage as an emperor! In this enchanting tale, Dorothy and the Cowardly Lion embark on a thrilling quest across the Silver Isle to rescue their friend. Along the way, they encounter a cast of delightful characters, including Sir Hokus of Pokes, the Doubtful Dromedary, and the Comfortable Camel. Each character brings their own unique charm and whimsical spirit, embodying the quirky nature we adore in the extraordinary land of Oz. This captivating story, inspired by Frank Baums notes after his passing, promises to whisk you away on an unforgettable adventure. - Summary by Introduction and Phil Chenevert

Royal Book of Oz (version 3)

Dive into the enchanting world of Russian Fairy Tales, a captivating anthology curated by a distinguished Russian scholar and translator. This collection features 51 beautifully woven stories, thoughtfully organized by theme, and enriched with insightful introductory material that places them within the rich tapestry of Russian folklore and connects them to myths from around the globe. Whether youre an intellectual seeking profound narratives or simply someone who enjoys a delightful fairy tale, this collection promises to charm and inspire. (Summary by Kevin Davidson)

Russian Fairy Tales

Delve into the enchanting world of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, also known as Strange Tales of Liaozhai, a mesmerizing collection of nearly five hundred supernatural narratives penned by the talented Pu Songling during the early Qing Dynasty. Written in Classical Chinese, these tales blur the lines between the ordinary and the extraordinary, drawing on a rich tradition of oral storytelling. Pu, believed to have completed most of these stories around 1679, offers readers a captivating glimpse into a realm populated by vixen spirits, ghosts, scholars, court officials, Taoist exorcists, and fantastical beasts. With a satirical twist, the moral compass of these tales often turns upside down, showcasing ghosts and spirits as bold and trustworthy, while humans appear weak and easily swayed. Through these narratives, Pu reflects his own disillusionment with society, creating a vibrant tapestry of the strange and the surreal.

Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, Volume 2

Dive into the enchanting world of Tales of Old Japan, a captivating collection by Lord Redesdale that explores the rich tapestry of Japanese life during the Edo period (1803 - 1868). This anthology features timeless Japanese stories, fairy tales, and folklore, alongside insightful sermons and non-fiction pieces that illuminate significant ceremonies in Japanese culture, such as marriage and harakiri. Among these tales, the renowned story of The Forty-seven Ronins stands out—a gripping true account of samurai vengeance from the early 18th century. Written by Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford, 1st Baron Redesdale (1837 - 1916), a British diplomat who witnessed the transformative Meiji Restoration, this work was published in 1871 and continues to resonate with readers today.

Tales of Old Japan

Join Puss in Boots, Jr. on a delightful adventure crafted by David Cory, renowned author of over 40 childrens books. This enchanting tale is the second installment in the beloved series, inspired by the timeless Italian folklore of Puss in Boots. Aimed at young readers around the second-grade level and above, these stories feature Puss as he encounters charming characters like Old Mother Hubbard, the Three Blind Mice, and Simple Simon. Perfect for sparking imagination and fostering a love for reading in children. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Travels of Puss in Boots, Jr.

Dive into a world of imagination with Treasure Chest of My Bookhouse, the enchanting fourth volume of the beloved My Bookhouse series for young readers. This collection is brimming with delightful fairy tales, charming poems, and engaging stories that have stood the test of time. Originally published in the 1920s as part of a six-volume set, these carefully curated tales, edited by Olive Beaupre Miller, showcase the finest in childrens literature, guiding little ones through a delightful journey that increases in complexity with each volume. (Summary by Maria Therese)

Treasure Chest of My Bookhouse

Join Uncle Wiggily Longears, the charming and adventurous rabbit created by American author Howard R. Garis, as he embarks on delightful escapades in a whimsical world. Since 1910, Garis has captivated young readers by penning a new story every day (except Sundays) for over three decades, resulting in 79 beloved books during his lifetime. Discover the enchanting tales of this lovable fortune-seeking gentleman rabbit, who, despite his rheumatism, never fails to inspire joy and laughter. (Lee Smalley)

Uncle Wiggilys Fortune

Step into a world of wonder with Up One Pair of Stairs of My Bookhouse, the enchanting second volume of the beloved My Bookhouse series. This delightful collection is brimming with captivating fairy tales, charming poems, and engaging stories perfect for little imaginations. Originally published in the 1920s as part of a six-volume set, these timeless works, edited by Olive Beaupre Miller, showcase the finest in childrens literature, with tales and rhymes that progress in complexity to inspire young readers. Join us on this magical journey through words! (Summary by Maria Therese)

Up One Pair of Stairs of My Bookhouse

Discover a captivating collection of 150 nature myths and enchanting short stories from around the globe. These delightful tales are perfect for children, featuring magical transformations—from maidens becoming trees and fountains, to youths blossoming into flowers, and men soaring as birds. Themes of blossoms, fragrance, and joy intertwine throughout these narratives, with a mix of tender, poignant, and humorous moments that will inspire and entertain. (Summary by Frances Jenkins Olcott)

Wonder Garden

The Yellow Fairy Book is part of Andrew Langs renowned series of fairy tale collections, known as the Coloured Fairy Books. While Lang did not personally gather these enchanting stories from oral traditions, he curated an impressive array of tales from various sources, many of which were translated from foreign languages, allowing readers to experience these captivating narratives in English for the first time. With contributions from his wife and other talented translators, this collection showcases a rich tapestry of folklore that has left a lasting impact on the literary world.

Yellow Fairy Book

In this enchanting second volume of Middle Eastern tales, originally penned in Arabic, Scheherazade weaves a mesmerizing tapestry of stories to captivate her husband and secure her fate. Each tale unfolds in installments, drawing her husband deeper into a world of wonder, suspense, and adventure—ensuring her survival one narrative at a time. - Summary by Gillian Hendrie

Arabian Nights Entertainments, Volume 02

Dive into a magical world filled with enchanting stories and whimsical poems about elves, faeries, and other delightful wee folk. Narrated by passionate LibriVox volunteers, these tales offer a perfect escape from the everyday grind. Join us in fairyland, where magic reigns and troubles melt away with a sprinkle of enchantment and perhaps a kiss or two.

Elves and Fairies Enchanting Tales for All Ages

Dive into a magical world with Book of Fairy Tales, a captivating collection retold by Sabine Baring-Gould. This enchanting assortment features beloved classics like Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast, alongside lesser-known gems such as the Yellow Dwarf and the White Cat. Join Carolin as she brings these timeless stories to life, inviting listeners of all ages to rediscover the wonder of fairy tales.

Book of Fairy Tales

Dive into the enchanting world of Irish folklore with Celtic Folk and Fairy Tales. This captivating collection brings to life a variety of timeless tales from the Emerald Isle. While there is an earlier version titled Celtic Fairy Tales, this recording is based on a different book available through Project Gutenberg. Experience the magic anew with fresh voices! (Summary by Ann Boulais)

Celtic Folk and Fairy Tales

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Norse mythology with master storyteller Padraic Colum. His captivating voice brings to life the timeless sagas of gods and goddesses who once roamed the Northern paradise of Asgard. Discover the extraordinary tales of All-Father Odin, who sacrifices his right eye to gain the wisdom of the ancients, and Thor, the mighty protector of Asgard wielding his legendary hammer. Experience the cunning of Loki, the trickster whose antics lead to chaos among the divine, and encounter giants, dragons, dwarfs, and Valkyries in a realm where magic and heroism intertwine. Journey through these spellbinding narratives that culminate in the epic battle that marked the end of their world. (Summary from Project Gutenberg)

Children of Odin

In Dreamer of Dreams, Eric, the royal artist, has completed a breathtaking painting of a royal wedding—except for one crucial detail the queens face, which he glimpsed in a dream. Upon waking, the features have slipped from his memory, leaving him haunted by the vision. Driven by an obsession to recapture the essence of those unforgettable eyes, Eric embarks on a transformative quest. Along the way, he uncovers profound truths about his dream and the very purpose of his life. - Summary by Amy Gramour

Dreamer of Dreams

Immerse yourself in a captivating collection of ancient myths, legends, and fairy tales. Each story unfolds a timeless adventure featuring heroes that range from valiant humans to wise animals and even reincarnated Buddhas. These short tales are rich with life lessons, delivered with a playful and humorous touch that appeals to both young and old alike, just as they have for centuries.

Eastern Stories and Legends

The Shahnameh, or The Book of Kings, stands as a monumental poem crafted around 1000 C.E. by the illustrious Persian poet Ferdowsi. This epic narrates the legendary tales of mythical kings and heroes from ancient Persia, alongside historical episodes from the Sasanian era. Revered as Irans national epic, its captivating stories once echoed throughout regions from Central Asia to Anatolia, and from India to the Caucasus. Helen Zimmerns retelling in English prose brings to life some of the most celebrated legends of the Shahnameh. She aims to capture the originals naïve, archaic essence by employing the simple language reminiscent of Shakespeares age and the English Bible, thereby transporting readers away from the modern worlds pace. - Summary by Kazbek

Epic of Kings- Stories Retold from Firdusi

Step into the enchanting world of Hans Christian Andersen with this beautifully curated 1910 edition of his beloved Fairy Tales. This collection features a delightful mix of timeless classics alongside lesser-known gems, all translated for the American reader. Each story offers a fresh perspective, inviting listeners to rediscover these magical tales. Dont miss the opportunity to explore the online version, which showcases stunning color illustrations that bring the narratives to life. - Summary by Carolin

Faery Tales from Hans Christian Andersen

The Fall of the Nibelungs unveils the haunting tale of the Nibelungenlied, masterfully translated into plain prose by Margaret Armour from the middle high German. This poetic saga, believed to have been penned around 1200, draws inspiration from the tragic fate of the Burgundians, a Germanic tribe, decimated in 436 by Huns hired by the Roman general Flavius Aëtius. As the gripping introduction to the 1908 edition states, “the discord of two women” ignites a chain of events leading to treachery and murder, ultimately engulfing a land in ashes and erasing an entire race. This is a story of passion, betrayal, and the dire consequences that unfold, making it a compelling listen for those who dare to delve into its depths. Summary by Phil Schempf. Dedicated proof-listeners Carolin Ksr &amp; DaveC.

The Fall of the Nibelungs unveils the haunting tale of the Nibelungenlied, masterfully translated into plain prose by Margaret Armour from the middle high German. This poetic saga, believed to have been penned around 1200, draws inspiration from the tragic fate of the Burgundians, a Germanic tribe, decimated in 436 by Huns hired by the Roman general Flavius Aëtius. As the gripping introduction to the 1908 edition states, “the discord of two women” ignites a chain of events leading to treachery and murder, ultimately engulfing a land in ashes and erasing an entire race. This is a story of passion, betrayal, and the dire consequences that unfold, making it a compelling listen for those who dare to delve into its depths. Summary by Phil Schempf. Dedicated proof-listeners Carolin Ksr & DaveC.

Fall of the Nibelungs

Dive into a captivating collection of tales that resonate with the essence of everyday life. Unlike legends, these stories lack a central fact; unlike myths, they don’t personify nature’s forces; and they steer clear of the fantastical elements found in fairy tales. These narratives are rooted in real-life experiences, capturing the heart of childhood and the world around us. Join us as we explore the timeless stories that every child should hear, brought to life by Hamilton Wright Mabie in this engaging volume.

Famous Stories Every Child Should Know

Dive into Cenydd Moruss captivating reimagining of the Mabinogion, the monumental work of Welsh literature first recorded in the 12th-13th century. Crafted during his time with the Theosophical Society in California, Morus seeks to revive the ancient Gods he believed had faded from the written accounts, yet lingered in the rich oral traditions of the Druid bards. Originally published in 1914 and later reissued in the 1970s as the 15th volume of the esteemed Newcastle Forgotten Fantasy Library, this retelling is a journey into the heart of myth and legend. - Summary by Phil Benson

Fates of the Princes of Dyfed

Dive into a world of whimsy with Fifty Funny Animal Tales, where delightful short stories featuring charming animal characters like the Clever Fox, the Joyful Hare, the Determined Wolf, and the Cautious Cat await. Each tale is enriched with valuable proverbs, making it perfect for parents and teachers who seek both entertainment and education. The enchanting verses, playful jingles sprinkled throughout, and stunning illustrations elevate the reading experience, ensuring laughter and delight. Young readers will especially love the Clever Foxs clever antics and the excitement of the Grand Feast, along with the surprising arrival of the Wooden Horse. These stories promise to captivate and amuse children of all ages. - Summary by Author

Fifty Funny Animal Tales

Dive into the enchanting world of Eastern folklore, where age-old tales are meticulously curated by the storyteller, who seeks to preserve only the most captivating narratives. The vibrant cultures of the East provide a fertile ground for the survival of these ancient legends, while the innate storytelling abilities of the people elevate their tales to a level of polish that often surpasses that found in Western traditions. As you immerse yourself in these stories, you’ll discover striking similarities to popular Western fictions—echoes of shared human experience that highlight our universal connection. Yet, what truly sets these Eastern tales apart is their unique flair, bursting with imaginative splendor that captivates and delights. - Summary by Charles John Tibbits

Folk-lore and Legends-  Oriental

In this captivating volume, immerse yourself in a curated selection from the rich tapestry of Russian chap-book literature and the works of renowned folklore collectors such as Afanasief, Erben, Wojcicki, and Glinski. While many of these enchanting tales may have foreign origins, they have been lovingly adapted and embraced by the Russian and Polish people, weaving their national customs and lore into every story. Join me, Charles John Tibbets, as we explore these timeless narratives that truly belong to the heart of these cultures.

Folk-lore and Legends- Russian and Polish

Dive into the captivating world of folklore from the Santal Parganas, a vibrant district in India, located about 150 miles from Calcutta. This collection offers an authentic glimpse into the rich culture of the region through its enchanting tales. Each story explores various facets of life, including family dynamics, marriage traditions, religious beliefs, and the daily grind of work. In this first volume, drawn from Part I, the narratives center around unique human characters, from the clever Oilman in The Oilman and His Sons to the tragically humorous Jhore in Bajun and Jhore. Future volumes will delve into fascinating themes such as spirits, animals, and legendary figures, further illuminating this extraordinary culture.

Folklore of the Santal Parganas

Delve into the rich tapestry of Armenian folklore, where history and storytelling intertwine. Armenians trace their roots back to the era before the Babylonians, to Togarmah, a grandson of Japhet, who settled in Armenia after the Ark found its resting place on Mount Ararat. Notably, Armenia was the first nation to embrace Christianity as its official religion around the 3rd Century AD. This enchanting collection features captivating folk and fairy tales gathered by scholar and storyteller Mr. A. G. Seklemian, reflecting the deep connection between the Armenian people and the natural world that surrounds them. - Summary by Noel Badrian

Folk Tales and Fairy Stories from Armenia

Immerse yourself in a captivating exploration of ancient Greek storytelling with Golden Porch! This unique narrative sheds light on the often-overlooked treasures of childrens literature, drawing from the timeless Odes of Pindar rather than the typical myths. Journey through celebrated tales like Jasons epic quest and the magical origins of Castor and Pollux, alongside lesser-known stories brought to life by one of the greatest poets of the Classical age. Retold by a passionate classicist with a deep love for Greek mythology, this book promises to enchant and inspire readers of all ages. (Summary by Rapunzelina)

Golden Porch

Dive into a magical world with this enchanting collection of Hans Christian Andersens beloved tales. Renowned as a master storyteller, the Danish author and poet weaves timeless fairy tales that captivate readers of all ages. Experience the charm of classic narratives brought to life through the voice of Kristingj.

Hans Christian Andersen Fairytales & Short Stories Vol. 1

Dive into a captivating collection of tales from Hans Christian Andersen, the beloved Danish author and poet renowned for his enchanting fairy tales. Experience the magic and moral lessons woven throughout these timeless stories, narrated by Kristingj.

Fairytales and Short Stories by Hans Christian Andersen

Are you enchanted by fairy tales and captivating stories featuring a colorful cast of animals and people? Dive into a delightful collection that spans the spectrum from heartwarming and cozy to wild and spine-tingling, perfect for any mood. While you may recognize some beloved classics, youll also discover a treasure trove of lesser-known tales that promise to engage your imagination and delight your senses. All stories are lovingly curated from the timeless works of the renowned brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. - Summary by philchenevert

Household Tales (Version 2)

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of North Eastern Indian folklore with In Indian Tents. This collection brings to life the captivating legends and stories that have been passed down through generations. Drawing inspiration from the tireless work of Charles G. Leland in the late 19th century, the author Abby L. Alger shares her own experiences collecting these tales. Each story offers a unique glimpse into a world where witches, fairies, and giants exist, told by the last few wise elders who hold these narratives close to their hearts. Despite the challenges in coaxing these precious stories from their keepers, the magic of folklore shines through, promising to enchant readers with every turn of the page. Join us in celebrating these timeless treasures before they are lost to the winds of time.

In Indian Tents

Dive into the enchanting world of Ugandan folklore with Rosetta Baskervilles captivating collection, originally published in 1922. As the wife of missionary George Baskerville, Rosetta shares tales she personally encountered and those inspired by the rich tradition of the Baganda, as collected by Apollo Kaggwa. This anthology features a variety of origin stories, such as Why the Bat Sleeps All Through the Day and How the Grey Parrots Got Their Red Tails, alongside clever trickster tales like The Leopard and the Goat. Youll also discover enchanting fairy tales, including The Story of the Fairy Bee, and epic narratives of heroes and monsters, highlighted by The King of the Snakes and The Story of Kibate. The tale of Walukaga the Blacksmith reveals the origins of a popular proverb, and the book is adorned with an array of proverbs that enrich its storytelling tapestry. Dont miss out on Rosettas second collection of Ugandan folktales published in 1925, available at LibriVox The Flame Tree and Other Folklore Stories from Uganda. - Summary by Laura Gibbs

King of the Snakes and Other Folklore Stories from Uganda

Dive into the enchanting world of Korean folklore, where age-old tales and whimsical fairies come to life. In this collection, I explore the rich cultural heritage of the Korean people and unveil the captivating stories that have been passed down through generations. Join me on this journey through the Land of Morning Splendor, as we discover the magic and wonder that resides in these timeless fairy tales. (From the Preface by William Elliot Griffis)

Korean Fairy Tales

Every child knows the beloved figure of Santa Claus, the cheerful soul who delivers gifts each Christmas. While countless tales capture his essence, none are quite as enchanting and imaginative as L. Frank Baums The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus. Baum, renowned for creating the magical land of Oz, weaves a rich narrative that explores Santas journey from his youthful beginnings through his adulthood and into his twilight years. The story culminates in his transformation into an immortal being, tasked with enlisting helpers from every corner of the globe to spread joy and happiness each holiday season. This delightful tale has been brought to life by LibriVox volunteers in various recordings, including a memorable dramatic rendition. However, this new version offers a fresh opportunity for new voices to share their interpretations of this classic story. We hope to complete this project in time for Christmas, but if not, rest assured that Santa would understand! - Summary by The publisher and Phil Chenevert

Life and Adventures of Santa Claus (Version 2)

Dive into the rich tapestry of the Georgian medieval epic poem, Man in the Panthers Skin, crafted during the illustrious Golden Age of Queen Tamar. This chivalric masterpiece from the 12th Century explores the timeless themes of love in its many forms and serves as a poignant allegory for the legendary queen herself. A cornerstone of Georgian literature, this work is essential reading for students across Georgia and was traditionally included in brides dowries, symbolizing its cultural significance. This prose rendering marks the first time this classic has been made accessible in English. - Summary by Beeswaxcandle

Man in the Panthers Skin

Le Morte d’Arthur, originally printed as Le Morte Darthur, is a captivating compilation by Sir Thomas Malory that intricately weaves together both French and English Arthurian romances. This monumental work not only includes some of Malory’s own unique tales, such as the story of Gareth, but also reinterprets classic legends through his distinct lens. First published in 1485 by William Caxton, Le Morte d’Arthur has become a cornerstone of English-language Arthurian literature. Its influence is profound, inspiring countless modern authors, including T. H. White in his celebrated novel, The Once and Future King. (Summary from Wikipedia)

Morte dArthur - Vol. 2

Step into a whimsical world where enchantment knows no bounds! Once upon a time, a king had an extreme passion for silkworms... This intriguing collection of European fairy tales is filled with unique and lesser-known stories. Discover a farm girl cursed to become a queen, a prince whose every wish is denied, and a princess who unexpectedly turns into a monkey at birth. Follow three sisters disguised as knights in their quest for fortune, and unravel the tale of a princess whose love can only be won by a man brave enough to step on her cats tail. From the original Goody Two Shoes to an extended version of Goldilockss journey after leaving the Three Bears home, these tales will captivate and entertain, reminding us that even in the most fantastical stories, valuable lessons await. (Summary by Beth Thomas)

Old Old Fairy Tales

Dive into the intriguing psychical life of the people from the Madras Presidency and the Native States of Travancore and Cochin. This captivating exploration unveils the rich tapestry of omens and superstitions that shape their cultural identity. (Summary by Edgar Thurston)

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