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"...And when they came quite up to the little house they saw that it was built of bread and covered with cakes, but that the windows were of clear sugar."
- Hansel and Gretel,
The Brothers Grimm
🎨 by Arthur Rackham
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Old lore told of faries swapping mortal children for a 'changeling'. Some folk, believing they'd been so cursed, roasted, drowned or beat this child, causing mutilation or death
#illustration; Alice Bolingbroke Woodward (1862-1951 English)
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#FairyTaleTuesday It's not set long ago and far away, but I count CORALINE as a fairy tale, and love it whether it's a book in my hands or a film on my screen. As far as kid heroines go for fairy stories, she's one tough cookie.
#Children in #fairytales for #FairyTaleTuesday w/
JACK & THE BEANSTALK
I always related to Jack in this tale when I was growing up, since I knew I would trade a cow for magic beans...
Every. Single. Time.
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Little Boy Blue
come blow your horn,
The sheep’s in the meadow
the cow’s in the corn.
🎨 Clara M Burd
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#FairyTaleTuesday ~ from Jack And the Beanstalk PuzzleTales> read here: https://t.co/ENs7q0y3J0
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#FairyTaleTuesday: #Aoife was also jealous of the #ChildrenofLir because her husband loved them more than her. #Aoife became ill with jealousy, which put her in the sickbed for a year. During this time, the plan to get rid of the children, that she loved like her own, developed. https://t.co/6xTvNW0NyQ
In the 1800s, when famine was more common, a magic house made of gingerbread, candy, & cake would have ignited the imagination of any child & did. In 1812, the Grimms’ Hansel & Gretel drew from old tellers & ancient myths to create a sweet but scary story 🍭🍰#FairytaleTuesday
'Tom Thumb' illustration by Warwick Goble
From 'The Fairy Book' (1913)
'The butterfly took wing, and mounted into the air with little Tom on his back.'
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As Grimnir, Odin decided to test his adopted son Geirröth with Frigg's help: warned a coming wizard was his doom, Geirröth captured Grimnir ans bound him before a fire for a week. Only a child, Geirröth's son Agnar, showed Grimnir kindness. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼: G. Wright
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As she read, at peace with the world and happy as only a little girl could be with a fine book and a little bowl of candy, and all alone in the house, the leaf shadows shifted and the afternoon passed.
–Betty Smith, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.🎨JessieWillcoxSmith
Wild Cherry Blossom is native to Britain. Its white blossom flowers briefly before fading & so like its Japanese pink blossom cousin (sakura) it is a symbol of the transience of life. So to encounter a wild cherry tree is regarded as both auspicious & fateful. #FairyTaleTuesday
Irish hero Oisín's stay in Tir na nÓg is similar to Japanese hero Urashima Tarō's stay in the Dragon Palace. They return home to realise hundreds of years have passed. Oisín ages & dies after falling off his horse & Urashima Tarō opens a forbidden box and ages.
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The people of Vietnam are descended of Lord of Dragons and Queen of Mountain Fairies, divided between them. This origin explains the diverse peoples of Vietnam and its geography, all while setting them apart from their neighbors. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼: W. Lin
Korean illustrator Na Young Wu, breathes a traditional Korean style (manhwa) into Western fairy tales, incorporating classic Korean apparel and scenery.
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Foxes are magical across Asia, a trend that historically begins well over three thousand years ago in China. Today the most famous foxes are kitsune, thr shapeshifters of Japan, but their trickster powers and magic tails can be found in Vietnam and Korea as well #FairytaleTuesday
The Bride is a being from Palestinian folklore, a sort of siren/vampire. She lures cishet men and drains their energy. In one tale, a woodcutter was wasting away until a woman followed him into the woods and discovered The Bride feeding on him. #FairyTaleTuesday
Ready for a Sleeping Beauty retelling with:
🦊 Unseelie & Seelie Fae
🦊 A sassy wyvern
🦊 Pining & heartache
🦊 My version of Maleficent: The Unseelie King
🦊 Magic & adventure
Preorder: https://t.co/sW8UbskMIA
Artwork: @stephydrawsart_
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