Original Grimm’s Fairy Tales

The King of the Golden Mountain | A Grimm Fairy Tale of Trials, Betrayal, and Justice

"The King of the Golden Mountain" is a Grimm fairy tale that teaches vigilance, courage, and affirms that justice will ultimately prevail.

"The Twelve Huntsmen" is a touching Grimm fairy tale about loyalty, disguise, and a princess’s quiet determination to reclaim lost love.

The Water of Life is a Grimm fairy tale about a kind youngest prince who overcomes betrayal to save his father and win the heart of a princess.

"The Golden Goose" is a tale about kindness rewarded, while hypocrisy, vanity, and greed are revealed through a series of comic misfortunes.

The Grimm fairy tale "The Raven" follows a young man’s journey through trials and temptations to free a princess from a powerful curse.

"The Blue Light" tells of a soldier cast aside by the king who, with the help of a strange magic, reclaims his lost honor and rightful place.

"The Fox and the Horse" is a tale by the Brothers Grimm about loyalty, ingratitude, and a clever fox who helps an old horse earn respect.

"The Four Clever Brothers" is a Brothers Grimm tale showcasing how unique skills and teamwork can achieve great success and unity.

"The Fox and the Cat" is a tale by the Brothers Grimm about a boastful fox and a humble cat, where cleverness meets practicality in survival.

"The Three Languages" is the story of a young man whose gift for understanding animals shows the power of embracing one's unique abilities.