forum Grimm Fairy tales

Started August 15, 2018 by @Knight-Shives group

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does anybody still read them?
Which is your fav story?

My favorite is The Little Mermaid even though its technically not Grimm because it was written by Christian Andersen.

Ahh! I loved Grimm as a kid and reread their stories over and over. I really liked Cat-Skin, The Twelve Dancing Princesses, The Fisherman and his Wife and pretty much all of them lol.

How about the willful child? in the grimms fairy tale book

Hmm I can't remember it but my copy may have either excluded that one or maybe I just forgot it (my last reread was quite a few years ago now). What was it about?

i like Cinderella, i really love the morbid parts (im weird)

Same amazing story

Hmm I can't remember it but my copy may have either excluded that one or maybe I just forgot it (my last reread was quite a few years ago now). What was it about?

A child who died but wouldn't stay in her grave so her mother had to hit her over the head to stay dead

that is a buetifull summary

Thanks all from memory i don't actually have that book on me

im impressed and extremly scared

Don't be

my friend is right now very scared of you

I am not a psycho, well. that can't be proven but, i have no way of justifying my remembering of the whole story

no he is scared becouse he thinks i have found other sociopaths….

Awwwwwww, that is nice

he is very scared of me…

it is quite funny

Well at least you know he won't turn around and try to kill you then.

he can try

Might not succeed.

tht is an underatatement

so he will not succeed

there we go

Yay

Have any of you read Clever Hans?
If not, look it up.
It just about sums up the level of BS the Brothers Grimm were able to get away with.

cool i will

I have a book by them!

Same but currently i am reading dracula

Clever Hans is a good one but it confused tf out of me as a kid.
Draculas actually a really good book what bit you at? Currently im reading the Two Towers because I figured that im sixteen and thats too long to have gone without reading Tolkein.