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A good story takes us to a new, fantastic world; the pleasure is all the greater if it keeps us there for long enough. In this carefully curated collection, we have handpicked a range of wondrous tales that have stood the test of time. From the adventures of "Peter Pan" to the classic charm of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears", each story is sure to enchant you. Through the writings of beloved authors such as J.M. Barrie, Robert Southey and Brothers Grimm, this collection will bring joy and wonder to your evenings.

Um goblin morava com um vendeiro, de quem gostava bastante porque, no Natal, o vendeiro nunca esquecia de lhe dar o mingau com uma grande gota de manteiga. Sob os beirais da casa do vendeiro, morava um aluno que o duende não gostou logo de cara. Porém, um dia, quando o goblin quis pregar uma peça no aluno. Ele descobriu algo que transformaria sua existência pacífica.

This collection brings together four of Hans Christian Andersen’s most enduring fairy tales, each rich in imagination and moral insight. From the longing and sacrifice of The Little Mermaid to the humorous yet piercing truth of The Emperor’s New Clothes, these stories explore themes of honesty, courage, love, and integrity. Thoughtfully narrated, this audiobook collection offers timeless lessons wrapped in unforgettable storytelling for listeners of all ages.

Jack y las habichuelas mágicas es un cuento popular sobre un niño que tiene unas habichuelas mágicas, de las que crece una planta gigante por la que Jack no se puede resistir a trepar.

As fábulas e os mitos originais que inspiraram os clássicos do cinema!

A butterfly, determined to find the perfect bride among the flowers, flits from bloom to bloom with a critical eye. Each candidate is admired—and dismissed—for being too stiff, too sentimental, too fleeting, too ordinary, or too realistic about what time brings. Spring fades into summer, and summer into autumn, while the butterfly continues to wait for perfection.

John Rawls var politisk filosof og moralfilosof. Rawls' vigtigste bidrage var uomtvisteligt bogen "En teori om retfaerdighed" (A Theory of Justice) fra 1971. Her formulerede han en omfattende og sammenhaengende retfaerdighedsteori inden for den såkaldte kontrakttradition, hvor samfundsmaessige regler begrundes med henvisning til, hvad individer i en før-samfundsmaessig situation ville blive enige om som grundlag for deres sameksistens og samarbejde.

Uma sereia decide visitar a superfície, contrariando uma ordem expressa de seu pai, o rei Tritão, e se apaixona por um humano após salvá-lo de um naufrágio. Poderá esse amor sobreviver às profundezas do mar?

安徒生是丹麦著名童话作家，世界文学童话创始人。《安徒生童话》中闪耀着的人性光辉，超越了国家、种族与文化的界线，是世界各地一代又一代读者的挚爱。…… 安徒生是丹麥著名童話作家，世界文學童話創始人。《安徒生童話》中閃耀著的人性光輝，超越了國家、種族與文化的界線，是世界各地一代又一代讀者的摯愛。

Hans Christian Andersen est un conteur et poète danois, célèbre pour ses nouvelles et ses "contes de fées". Voici réunis ses 56 contes pour enfants les plus célèbres, notamment : "L'Aiguille à repriser", "Les Amours d'un faux", "Les Aventures du chardon", "La Bergère et le ramoneur", "Le Bisaïeul", "Le Bonhomme de neige", "Bonne humeur", "Le Briquet ".

La Sirenita es la historia de una niña llamada Ariel que sueña por conocer el mundo de los humanos. Un día se desata una enorme tormenta que hace naufragar un barco y Ariel rescata a un apuesto joven de el mar, el príncipe Eric, del que se enamora. Ariel acude a ver a Úrsula, la bruja del mar, que la chantajea dándole unas piernas a cambio de su voz, para que la sirenita pueda subir a la superficie. La Sirenita es un cuento de hadas del escritor y poeta danés Hans Christian Andersen, que fue originalmente publicado el 7 de abril de 1837.

Nacido diferente, el patito feo es ridiculizado por sus hermanos y rechazado por los demás patos. El patito triste huye de casa, iniciando un viaje en el que lucha por sobrevivir por sí mismo, sólo para descubrir que la identidad que anhelaba estaba dentro de él todo el tiempo.

This collection brings together four of Hans Christian Andersen’s thoughtful and imaginative fairy tales, each revealing timeless lessons through everyday characters and objects.

In The Bell-Deep, Hans Christian Andersen weaves a haunting meditation on memory, sound, and the unseen histories that linger beneath the surface of the world. Long ago, a great church bell broke free from its tower and vanished into the deepest part of the river. There it remains—speaking still—its voice carried through water, air, and time.

In The Bottle Neck, Hans Christian Andersen tells a quietly extraordinary story through the long life of a simple object—a glass bottle that passes from celebration to ruin, from usefulness to neglect, and back again.

After a violent thunderstorm, a field of buckwheat lies blackened and ruined, while the surrounding grain stands refreshed and unharmed. The country folk blame lightning—but the sparrows tell another story, passed down from an old willow tree that has watched the field for generations.

La petite Sirène habite sous la mer, dans le château de son père. Depuis sa plus tendre enfance, son rêve est de se rendre là-haut, au pays des hommes. Mais, pour cela, il lui faut attendre sa quinzième année. Enfin, le jour tant attendu arrive. "Lorsque sa tête apparut à la surface de la mer, le soleil venait de se coucher ; mais les nuages brillaient encore comme des roses et de l'or, et l'étoile du soir étincelait au milieu du ciel. L'air était doux et frais, la mer paisible. Près de la petite sirène se trouvait un navire à trois mâts ; il n'avait qu'une voile dehors, à cause du calme, et les matelots étaient assis sur les vergues et sur les cordages.

High on the northern heath stands the convent of Borglum, ruled by Bishop Olaf Glob, a man of immense authority whose hunger for power outweighs mercy, kinship, and justice. When a widowed noblewoman refuses to surrender her rightful inheritance, the bishop wields the full force of church and curse against her—driving her into exile beneath papal ban. But faith endures where tyranny overreaches, and the long arc of judgment begins to bend.

The Bell is one of Hans Christian Andersen’s most profound and contemplative tales: a spiritual allegory about longing, humility, and the courage to seek truth beyond appearances. Moving from crowded streets to silent woods, from social rank to shared humanity, the story unfolds as a quiet pilgrimage—where revelation comes not through explanation or authority, but through perseverance and openness of heart.

When a proud beetle takes offense at the Emperor’s horse receiving golden shoes, he sets off into the world convinced that he, too, deserves recognition, luxury, and admiration. What follows is a series of encounters—comic, frustrating, and revealing—in which the beetle repeatedly misunderstands the world around him, mistaking misfortune for persecution and coincidence for destiny.