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American Fairy Tales

January 6, 2009 Last updated: 45 minutes ago

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American Fairy Tales

The Girl Who Owned a Bear

Mamma had gone down-town to shop.

The Box of Robbers

No one intended to leave Martha alone that afternoon, but it happened that everyone was called away, for one reason or another.

The Glass Dog

An accomplished wizard once lived on the top floor of a tenement house and passed his time in thoughtful study and studious thought.

The Queen of Quok

A king once died, as kings are apt to do, being as liable to shortness of breath as other mortals.

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