[Adele]

Can someone recommend a good Childrens Fairy Tale book for the Kindle that has a Table of Contents and Illustrations? 

 

[Scheherazade]

I got this version of Aesop's Fables for .99 cents. Not exactly fairytales, but I remember really enjoying them as a child. The "cover" below is an example of the sorts of illustrations it has.

 

[Kathy]

That looks like a wonderful book. 

 

[Neekeebee]

I recently downloaded The Book of Dragons by Edith Nesbit free from Mobipocket. It has a TOC and an illustration at the beginning of every chapter. Haven't read it yet, but will soon.

N

 

[liannallama]

This isn't really a "fairy tale" book but have you tried this Children's fantasy story?


I mention it because it has such sweet illustrations (different art from the manga-style cover)!

 

[Carolyn Kephart]

Can someone recommend a good Childrens Fairy Tale book for the Kindle that has a Table of Contents and Illustrations?

The fairy tale collections by the Victorian writer Andrew Lang are marvelous. They're gathered from many sources, are perfectly suited to a child's imagination, and have beautiful illustrations. Each book is designated by a different color (The Orange Fairy Book, The Green Fairy Book, etc.) and most if not all are available for the Kindle, at great prices. As Wikipedia notes, the Blue Fairy Book is a timeless classic, and a good place to start.

CK

 

[Aravis60]

The fairy tale collections by the Victorian writer Andrew Lang are marvelous. They're gathered from many sources, are perfectly suited to a child's imagination, and have beautiful illustrations. Each book is designated by a different color (The Orange Fairy Book, The Green Fairy Book, etc.) and most if not all are available for the Kindle, at great prices. As Wikipedia notes, the Blue Fairy Book is a timeless classic, and a good place to start.

CK

I have this version of the Fairy Books:
It has all of the books in one file with an active table of contents, but it doesn't have any illustrations.

 

[Scheherazade]

Yeah, I have the <insert color> Fairy Books, but I got free versions and they're not very well formatted nor do they have pictures so I didn't mention them here. If there is a Kindle version with the illustrations I most definitely want them!

 

[Carolyn Kephart]

Hm, I notice that there are several Kindle-available editions of the Fairy Books by Andrew Lang. The only ones I'm familiar with are the Dover editions, which should be intact for the Kindle. No child should miss out! I'm glad to see there are other fans of them.

CK