Traditional Literature
The Juniper Tree, and Other Tales from Grimm - Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Grimm, Jacob, and Wilhelm Grimm. The Juniper Tree, and Other Tales from Grimm . Translated by Lore Segal, New York, Farrar, Straus And Giroux, 1976. This is a collection of Grimm fairy tales. There are approximately 13 stories in the volume, each with an illustration. It's about 168 pages long. This book is genuinely difficult to read! It is filled with words that are out of date (I wasn't sure what a sexton was until I looked it up) and I couldn't find myself finishing a story without some effort. One of the most difficult parts of the story was that a new piece of dialogue didn't start a new line. Because of this, it was hard to keep up with who was speaking. The writing style of the book suggests that it is for an adult storyteller to tell to children. There are illustrations throughout the book at a rate of one per story. Each of the illustrations is beautifully and creatively drawn by Maurice S...