Research Tip: There are four different Grimm units at the UnTextbook, with all the stories listed on this Grimm Index. You can also find different editions of the Brothers Grimm online: the most modern translation online is by Dan Ashliman (he includes the German text also if you read German), along with Grimm's Fairy Tales by Frances Jenkins Olcott, Grimm Household Stories by Lucy Crane, and Household Tales of the Brothers Grimm by Margaret Hunt. There is even a version of the Grimm Fairy Tales in One-Syllable Words.
Search Tip: The key to a Grimm project is to find a specific type of character (human or animal) that you want to focus on, or some other plot motif (gold, food), or else a theme you want to explore so that you can choose three or four stories from the collection. To help you in focusing, you can do a custom search of the edition at the Sur La Lune website. Just add this to your Google search term: site:www.surlalunefairytales.com/authors/grimms
So, for example, you can search for any mention of wolf:
site:www.surlalunefairytales.com/authors/grimms wolf
Here is any mention of gold:
site:www.surlalunefairytales.com/authors/grimms gold
Past Projects:
- The Brothers Grimm: An Unexpected Visitor
- My Brothers Grimm: Diary of the Only Grimm Sister
- Deeper into the Forest of the Brothers Grimm
- Brothers Cross Paths: Winchesters Meet Grimm
- The Dark Side of Fairy Tales
