Popular Tales from the Norse: With an Introductory Essay on the Origin and Diffusion of Popular Tales

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Peter Christen Asbjørnsen

Jørgen Moe

George Webbe Dasent

Franklin Classics Trade Press

George Webbe

Asbjrnsen Jrgen Engebretsen Dasent

18 bilingual stories in English and Norwegian Nynorsk (in the same book) from the collection of Peter Christen Asbjørnsen (1812-1885) and Jørgen Moe (1813-1882), as well as others. In 1944, Øyvind Dybvad had an inspiration for a new cartoon series based on Norwegian folk tales. The series received the resounding name of Tuss og Troll [Gnomes and Trolls]. Other than in 1947, this classic series has been published every year in Norway by Norsk Barneblad. Jens R. Nilssen, a master at drawing trolls, illustrated the series from 1944-1956. In 1957, Solveig Muren Sanden followed as illustrator and became known for her kinder trolls in the Norwegian landscape. She is one of Norway's greatest cartoonists, particularly known for her work with Tuss og Troll. The bilingual book includes over 600 full-colored illustrations. Published by Deb Nelson Gourley, Astri My Astri Publishing. Made in USA. 18 bilingual language stories include: The 7 League Boot - 7 mils støvelen; The Cat on Dovre Mountain Range - Kjetta på Dovre; The cormorants from Utröst Island - Skarvane frå Utröst; Soria Moria Castle - Soria Moria slott; Little Frikk and the Fiddle - Veslefrikk med fela; Lagopus Sal and the farmer's wife who was so stingy - Rype Sal og den gjerrige kona; The Ash Lad and the good assistants - Oskeladden og dei gode hjelparane; The boy who had an eating competition with the troll - Guten som kappåt med trollet; The two Suitors - Dei to Friarane; Bruin the Bear - Bamse Brakar; The three princesses in the mountain so blue - Dei tre kongsdøtrene i berget det blå; The troll who wanted to be human - Trollet som ville vere menneske; The young boys and the trolls in Heidal Forest - Smågutane og trolla på Heidalsskogen; The three aunts - Dei tre mostrene; The Silver King at Meheia - Sølvkongen på Meheia; The Christmas guests - Julegjestene; The boy who stole the golden hens - Guten som stal gullhønene; Little Gunnlaug - Vesle Gunnlaug

Norwegian Folk Tales, Fairy Tales and Trolls: Tuss og Troll, Volume 1 (18 bilingual stories in both English and Norwegian Nynorsk in the same book)

Deb Nelson Gourley, Astri My Astri Publishing

21 bilingual stories in English and Norwegian Nynorsk (in the same book) from the collection of Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe, as well as others. In 1944, Øyvind Dybvad had an inspiration for a new cartoon series based on Norwegian folk tales. The series received the resounding name of Tuss og Troll [Gnomes and Trolls]. Other than in 1947, this classic series has been published every year in Norway by Norsk Barneblad. Jens R. Nilssen, a master at drawing trolls, illustrated the series from 1944-1956. In 1957, Solveig Muren Sanden followed as illustrator and became known for her kinder trolls in the Norwegian landscape. She is one of Norway's greatest cartoonists, particularly known for her work with Tuss og Troll. Bilingual book includes over 600 full-colored illustrations. Published by Deb Nelson Gourley, Astri My Astri Publishing. Made in USA. 21 stories include: The Three Billy Goats Gruff - Bukkane Bruse; Grimsbork the Bay Stallion - Grimsborken; To the forest and build a house - Til skogs og byggja hus; The hen is out hiking in the mountain - Høna trippar i berget; The haymakers at the summer pasture - Slåttekarane på stølen; The Polar Bear - Kvitebjørnen; The Pastor and the Cotter - Presten og husmannen; The Smithy and the Princess - Smeden og kongsdottera; The old troll who wanted to propose - Trollgubben som skulle fri; The Boy, the Giant and the Girl - Guten og jøtulen og jenta; The Bear and the Fox - Bjørnen og reven; The Troll and the Thunderstorm - Trollet og Toreveret; Redfox and the Ash-lad - Rauderev og Oskeladden; Widow Fox - Reve-Enkja; Peter, Paul and Espen the Ash-lad - Per, Pål og Espen Oskeladd; The mill that is still grinding on the bottom of the sea - Kverna som står og mel på havsens botn; The clever fox - Den lure reven; The Shoemaker - Skomakaren; The Ham Shank - Fleskeskinka; The Ash-lad and the Red Horse - Oskeladden og den raude hesten; The Wood-collier - Kolbrennaren

Norwegian Folk Tales, Fairy Tales and Trolls: Tuss og Troll, Volume 2 (21 bilingual stories in both English and Norwegian Nynorsk in the same book)

Ten stories from great Asbjørnsen and Moe collection include title story plus "Shortshanks" — the tale of a wee lad who manages to defeat giant ogres — "Princess on the Glass Hill," "Why the Sea Is Salt," "The Twelve Wild Ducks," "The Mastermaid," "Dapplegrim," "Tatterhood," and 2 other stories.

East O' the Sun and West O' the Moon : And Other Norwegian Fairy Tales

Children's Books

Bt Bound

East O' the Sun and West O' the Moon

Walker Books

Mit Espen Aschenbengel im Land der Trolle: 30 norwegische Volksmärchen von Peter Christen Asbjørnsen und Jørgen Moe

Edition Hamouda

The Runaway Pancake

KAISEISHA

Hardcover: 287 pages Publisher: H.Aschehoug &amp; Co. (August 12, 2001) ISBN-10: 8203244254 ISBN-13: 978-8203244254 Product Dimensions: 10.1 x 7.8 x 0.9 inches Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds

The Bumper Book of Norwegian Folk Tales

H.ASCHEHOUG & CO.

Norwegian Fairy Tales

Peter Christian Asbjornsen

Aschehoug & Co.

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