The brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm are among the most famous storytellers in Europe. More than 200 folklore works that they recorded during their expeditions and made their literary processing have been read by children all over the world for several centuries. Who among us as a child did not hear the fairy tale about Little Red Riding Hood? What about the treacherous Wolf who ate the little goats? Or about the naughty girl and Mrs. Trud — a fairy tale that made your blood run cold? Who didn't sympathize with Hansel and Gretel, who were abandoned in the forest? These works about unusual, sometimes fantastic events, about good and evil, love and hate, beautiful and disgusting will never lose their relevance. Contained in this collection, both popular and little-known fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm will not leave any small reader indifferent.