What would you do if tales of old stayed true to the original text? Would you like them more than the remade Disney tales? You might find yourself trapped in the whirlwind of folk tales, of the stories that were meant to scare children into listening to their parents. Read to find out! This is a copy of The Grimm Brothers fairy tales. It's just a copyright, really, I hope you enjoy! (A/N: I began this when I was 13 and I had no idea what editing was so some of these are not edited to be very readable, if you find yourself struggling please message me and I will try my best to fix it! I'm 19 now and I major in storytellers art english so I should be able to make it flow nicely!)

Volume 1: Pickpocketing Living in secret and stealing to eat is a hard life , but it's all Kuro has ever known. Fear and necessity honed him from a young age into the finest young thief in in the wizard kingdoms. Nobody can hide forever, though, and a run of poor luck lands Kuro in a place where his quick hands and quiet feet count for nothing: Avalon Academy, school of magic. Out of his depth and unable to escape, can Kuro find a place among the other misfits at the school, or will his past return to ruin the one chance he has to leave his life in the shadows?

For months Summer is trapped in a cellar with the man who took her - and three other girls: Rose, Poppy, and Violet. His perfect, pure flowers. His family. But flowers can't survive long cut off from the sun, and time is running out...

In a faraway land, will the joys of love be battered by the pain of lies to keep someone from happiness? The world of Ataraxis is ruled by realms born from love, hatred, and magic. The tale of how a god and a human created children out of love They lost their lives; the kingdom was now divided into five. The first king went and laid his soul to rest at the centre of the realms. His soul created a fountain of his tears, not knowing where his lover and king had gone and where his children were taken, which created a portal in a dimension below and inside the power to grant others the wish of choice; in this way, he would leave behind a gift to his lover and children in the hope they would not suffer again and live alone in sorrow. But what had happened to their young girl, whose life had caused this war when her memories betrayed her as well as her own mind? What took everything from her? Will she ever remember, or will it only be a distant memory of a new life that she fights for?