List of Andersen's tales: we make up our own!

He was surprisingly ugly, avoided human society and looked gloomy. But this nosed Dane had an amazing gift: to see the miraculous in everyday and gray, to revive objects and to put philosophical wisdom and subtle humor into the mouth of their characters.

The list of Andersen's tales includes hundreds of works. In different sources there are figures from 150 to 180. Sometimes a sensation suddenly happens, and the world learns about a new magical story, accidentally found already in our days. It happened with the "Greasy Candle", discovered a year ago, in December 2012, in the homeland of the Dane, in Odense. The manuscript was accidentally "unearthed" in the local archive under kilograms of waste paper.

Perhaps, each reader can have his own list of Andersen's tales. Some sources keep a record of the views of each of the published works of the author, thus obtaining his own popularity rating of magical stories. Sometimes they differ quite significantly. Somewhere in the top three winners were the famous "Thumbelina", "The Snow Queen" and "The Princess on the Pea". And somewhere the leadership with a large margin captured the "Little Mermaid."

However, the basis in any case is the most famous and beloved by all the tales of Andersen. The list, in addition to those listed above, replenishes Ognivo with its fascinating plot, the autobiographical "Ugly Duckling", the touching "Steadfast Tin Soldier", the funny "Svinopas" and a whole collection of stories for a week - "Ole Lukoie". They chose the time and thousands of readers - young, mature and gray.

But there is a Danish dreamer and less popular works, which are just as beautiful. If you already make a complete list of Andersen's tales, and you can not forget about them! Absolutely brilliant story for adults under the name "Childish chatter" should become the reference book of every teacher, educator, parent. On two pages the storyteller tells us about the love of children (not only for their own!), The danger of labeling, the vicissitudes of fate and fortune.

On one of the days off, arrange a holiday: re-read the wonderful stories and make up your own list of Andersen's tales, which you will recommend to friends. The story "What they will not come up with ..." tells about the poetic gift, the ability to "catch the sunbeam" and not think about yourself. And the bitter ending of the fairy tale sounds extremely relevant and sends us back to Soviet times, when writers were poisoned by those who were not ashamed to say: "I myself have not read this book, but I believe ...".

An amusing fairy tale "Oh what hubby will do, then all right!" Will teach the wife the humility and ability to love the spouse as he is. The story "True Truth" tells about how gossip is spreading through the "sarafan radio" as a snowball. And how funny and instructive the fairy tale "About how the storm outweighed the signs"!

Do not go past the work of a Danish writer. Let your children also love the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen. List of works that unobtrusively educate inquisitive and noisy boys and girls, must necessarily include a whole series of stories. "Wild Swans", "Shepherdess and the Chimney sweep", "Nightingale", "Kaloshi Happiness" and "The Buzinka Mother" - these wonderful tales are so nice to read, covered in a warm blanket in frosty weather. Appreciate humor, wisdom and artistic skill of the author. He had the gift of catching a ray of sunshine.