Joseph Jacobs

Citations

• “Who says that English folk have no fairy-tales of their own?”

• “But the Three Bears never saw anything more of her.”

• “...he must need wish in a hurry; and wish he did, that the black pudding may come off his nose.”

Les livres de Joseph Jacobs dans l'ordre

Les livres de Joseph Jacobs dans l'ordre de parution, de English Fairy Tales (1890) à Celtic Folk & Fairy Tales (2022).

1. 1English Fairy TalesEnglish Fairy Tales1890
2. 2Celtic Fairy TalesCeltic Fairy Tales1892
3. 3Indian Fairy TalesIndian Fairy Tales1892
4. 4An Inquiry into the Sources of the History of the Jews in SpAn Inquiry into the Sources of the History of the Jews in Spain1894
5. 5More Celtic Fairy TalesMore Celtic Fairy Tales1894
6. 6More English Fairy TalesMore English Fairy Tales1894
7. 7The Book of Wonder VoyagesThe Book of Wonder Voyages1896
8. 8Celtic Folk and Fairy TalesCeltic Folk and Fairy Tales1900
9. 9Europa's Fairy BookEuropa's Fairy Book1916
10. 10European Folk and Fairy TalesEuropean Folk and Fairy Tales1916
11. 11The Three SilliesThe Three Sillies2012
12. 12Celtic Folk & Fairy TalesCeltic Folk & Fairy Tales2022
13. 13Aesop's FablesAesop's Fables
14. 14Fables of AesopFables of Aesop
15. 15Favorite Celtic Fairy TalesFavorite Celtic Fairy Tales
16. 16Favorite Fairy Tales Told in EnglandFavorite Fairy Tales Told in England
17. 17Irish Fairy TalesIrish Fairy Tales
18. 18Jack the Giant-KillerJack the Giant-Killer
19. 19Johnny-cakeJohnny-cake
20. 20Lazy Jack, a Picture Book, by Barry WilkinsonLazy Jack, a Picture Book, by Barry Wilkinson
21. 21Master of All MastersMaster of All Masters
22. 22Tales of the HeartTales of the Heart
23. 23TattercoatsTattercoats
24. 24The Buried MoonThe Buried Moon