My stepmother killed me,
My father ate me.
My dear little sister
Collected my bones,
Tied them up in a handkerchief
And laid them under the tree.
Chee-vik, chee-vik! What a wonderful bird I am!
(Fairy tale about the bewitched tree. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm)
For the first time in Russia: a complete collection of fairy tales gathered by the Grimm brothers in an unadapted version for adults!
Many famous fairy tales in the original don’t end happily at all. The point is that the Grimm brothers wrote their works for adults, so the plots of unadapted versions of “Cinderella,” “Snow White,” and many other kind children’s fairy tales could easily serve as the basis for a modern horror film script.
Cinderella’s sisters cut off part of their foot to fit into the crystal slipper; the prince from the “Rapunzel” tale gouges out his own eyes with branches; and the “kind” parents of Hansel and Gretel chop off their children’s hands and feet. You’ve never read stories like these… In this edition, for the first time, all of them are published—everything, including the darkest and most frightening tales from the original Grimm collection.