•   Introduction The Pancake One's Own Children Are Always Prettiest Bear and Fox The Cock and Hen Bushy Bride Farmer Weathersky Gudbrand on the Hill-Side The Seven Foals Tom Thumb The Cock, the Cuckoo, and the Blackcock The Three Billy-Goats Gruff Dapplegrim, the Great Horse The Master-Smith The Boy Who Went to the North Wind Buttercup Big Bird Dam Tatterhood True and Untrue Rumble-Mumble Goose-Egg The Ashlad Who Made the Princess Say "That's a lie!" Three Strong Waves The Cormorants of Udrost The Giant's Mountain East of the Sun and West of the Moon The Peasant Woman Who Was Changed into a Woodpecker The Fox as Herdsman The Cat on the Dovrefjell Well Done and Ill Paid The Husband Who Was to Mind the House The Cock and Hen that Went to the Dovrefjell

Some effects of listening to good folk tales into the night could surprise you. The Lad and the Devil The Cock and Hen A-Nutting The Ashlad Who Ate a Match with the Troll The Master-Smith Why the Sea Is Salt Katie Woodencloak The Giant without a Heart in his Body The Squire's Bride The Twelve Ducks Rich Peter the Pedlar The Mastermaid Lord Peter Hacon Grizzlebeard Goosey Grizzel   •   These Folktales Interpreted   •   Folktales Theory   •   Over 800 tales and fables

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