Hans Christian Andersen: Fairytales and Short Stories Volume 1, 1835 to 1842
Hans Christian Andersen
Read by LibriVox Volunteers
A collection of some of Hans Christian Andersen's works. He is a Danish author and poet most famous for his fairy tales. (Summary by Kristingj) (9 hr 41 min)
Chapters
| 01 - The Tinder-Box | 17:06 | Read by doonaboon |
| 02 - Little Claus and Big Claus | 24:51 | Read by Kristin G. |
| 03 - The Princess and the Pea | 3:06 | Read by Phil Chenevert |
| 04 - Little Ida’s Flowers | 16:22 | Read by Aaron Rouland |
| 05 - Little Tiny or Thumbelina | 25:38 | Read by Rapunzelina |
| 06 - The Saucy Boy | 5:36 | Read by Tony Russell |
| 07 - The Travelling Companion | 50:59 | Read by Lars Rolander (1942-2016) |
| 08 - The Little Mermaid part 1 | 19:34 | Read by Mike Pelton |
| 09 - The Little Mermaid part 2 | 38:57 | Read by Mike Pelton |
| 10 - The Emperor’s New Suit | 8:49 | Read by Snapdragon |
| 11 - The Goloshes of Fortune Part 1 | 29:00 | Read by Mike Pelton |
| 12 - The Goloshes of Fortune Part 2 | 37:17 | Read by Mike Pelton |
| 13 - The Daisy | 8:13 | Read by Snapdragon |
| 14 - The Brave Tin Soldier | 10:59 | Read by NoelBadrian |
| 15 - The Wild Swans | 34:33 | Read by humanode |
| 16 - The Garden of Paradise | 30:22 | Read by humanode |
| 17 - The Flying Trunk | 12:19 | Read by Snapdragon |
| 18 - The Storks | 12:30 | Read by Tony Russell |
| 19 - The Elf of the Rose | 10:55 | Read by Snapdragon |
| 20 - What the Moon Saw Part 1 | 30:13 | Read by NoelBadrian |
| 21 - What the Moon Saw Part 2 | 27:58 | Read by NoelBadrian |
| 22 - What the Moon Saw Part 3 | 30:14 | Read by NoelBadrian |
| 23 - The Wicked Prince | 5:52 | Read by Eve Lin |
| 24 - The Metal Pig | 27:06 | Read by VikingJames |
| 25 - The Shepherd’s Story of the Bond of Friendship | 21:38 | Read by Mike Pelton |
| 26 - A Rose from Homer’s Grave | 3:36 | Read by Snapdragon |
| 27 - The Buckwheat | 4:28 | Read by Snapdragon |
| 28 - Ole-Luk-Oie, the Dream-God | 24:22 | Read by Kristin G. |
| 29 - The Swineherd | 8:40 | Read by Eve Lin |
Reviews
interesting mix of accents and readers
A LibriVox Listener
It's really pleasant hearing so many different readers, many Scandinavian. The stories themselves are quite bizarre and nonsensical, unashamedly religious and questionably age appropriate. My only issue is the varied volume of some readers.