Wonderful oil painting illustrations throughout.
Beautiful illustrations. The story is rewritten by Paul Galdone.
This version is based on the Grimm fairy tale version and is readapted by Christopher Noel. The illustrations are fun. Rumpelstiltskin looks a bit like a court jester.
This one is based on the Brothers Grimm version of the tale and the illustrations are a bit medievel.
This is a fun fractured fairy tale of Rumpelstiltskin where the King is anything but kind (was he ever?) and Rumpelstiltskin becomes the hero of the story. Loved it.
John Cech retells this lovely tale and it has beautiful illustrations throughout.
Such lovely little drawings. Rumpelstiltskin looks like a little elf.
A West Indies version of this classic tale with lovely words and pictures.
Lovely detailed pictures.
A graphic novel.
I enjoyed this version of the tale. McFaden has written quite a few other fairy tales that I'm excited to check out.
A bilingual retelling of Rumpelstiltskin.
The illustrations are full of black and white images with touches of gold. Beautifully done.
Find our other Fairy Tale reports below.
February || Beauty and the Beast
March || Rumpelstiltskin
April || The Frog Prince
May || Pinocchio
June || Sleeping Beauty
July || Hansel and Gretel
August || Snow White
September || Rapunzel
October || Little Red Riding Hood
November || Jack and the Beanstock
December || Godilocks and the Three Bears
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