Hanschristianandersen Stories

In all of history's twisted retellings, how much truth has been published about the wicked?

A mermaid makes a Faustian bargain to grow legs and live on the land.

The Little mermaid retold by My Little Pony

this is the don bluth version, I wasn't going to make this but now I am join dogday, catnap, craftycorn, Bobby bearhug, hoppy hopscotch, kickin chicken, bubba bubbaphant, pickypiggy, frowny fox, candykitty, pinkfox, and the others on a adventure to the castle where two princes fall in love with each other it's their mission to get them together and married and live happily ever after this is based off the Disney movie: the little mermaid

Josh was born with a rare syndrome that gave him merman abilities, like breathing underwater and living in the ocean. Because of this, he cannot live like normal humans. After falling in love with a beautiful boy named Tyler, Josh wishes to become human. But he'll have to give up his soul.

A soft, sci-fi reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen. A little boy is suddenly cursed to only see the world as terrifying. His only light in the darkness - snowflakes. When he meets the Snow Queen, he begs to go back with her to her infamous Snow Factory. Although she plans to keep her distance, the Snow Queen slowly but surely begins to consider the boy as her own. Safe for Work. PG-13 for brief language and some disturbing imagery.

This TWISTED TALE is a retelling loosely based off of the classic Hans Christian Andersen tale called THE SNOW QUEEN, which is what the highly popular movie Frozen is based on. DISCLAIMER: This is a long on so grab a bucket of popcorn, get cozy and enjoy! PRONUNCIATION CHARACTERS- Katarine- (Kata-Reene) Eyve- (Eye-Vee) Marsuc- (Marz-Sick) Endamare- (End-Aa-Mare) Viservie- (Vizer-Vee) PLACES- Navadae- (Nav-Vah-Day) CaliKaar- (Cali-Care) Moorauki- (More-Auc-Key)

The Wild Swans is a literary fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about a princess who rescues her 11 brothers from a spell cast by an evil queen. The tale was first published on 2 October 1838 as the first installment in Andersen's Fairy Tales Told for Children by C. A. Reitzel in Copenhagen, Denmark. It has been adapted to various media including ballet, television, and film.

The story of a mer-snake

The Princess and the Pea (Parody) inspired by Hans Christian Anderson

Yesterday, Faye was just a fly on the wall, literally. Now, the fate of the world as we know it rests in her hands. Faye was an immortal fly (yes, you read that correctly), tasked with observing the storyteller's tales. But, when an unknown deity starts changing the stories when giving them to the human world, Faye must set the story straight. She is turned into a regular human by the storyteller and sent to earth to properly tell their stories. If the true stories aren't spread, the storyteller will become irreversibly mortal, and their mysterious rival will have full control of which stories are told, and which are forgotten.

A young boy wanders into a mysterious place only to find a strange pair of ballet flats. Okay yep my first ACTUAL story that isn't a crack fic. So fun fact about me, writing is a big way of helping me cope with trauma, because it can allow me to create something so abstract or so blatantly obvious about what I went through. And personally the most enjoyable way to me is writing stories in the style of old Brothers Grimm/Edgar Allan Poe/Hans Christian Anderson type stories. This is but one of many similar stories I've written like this, so if this does well maybe I'll post more, but idk yet. Also yes I did try to use a fancier and more archaic writing style to mimic those classic stories, so it might come across as awkward sounding, mainly cuz I'm bad at writing like that lol.

A story of ambiguous love and fluidity based on Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid," a mysterious ocean creature falls in love with a charming and beautiful human being, and the two must navigate through the obstacles this love brings. Angry fathers, a betrayed friendship and mayhem ensues between kingdoms. Distant memories of the past turn to realizations of the present, and entire societies begin to crumble. A story that will leave your heart all a flutter or shattered.

Some thoughts on the "beloved" Disney adaptation

Trent found the book. All he needs to do is return everyone in it. But how? The characters had been in our world for so long, they had taken different identities. Now that he found the book, he must find six items to return everyone back, and bring someone back into our world...His sister.

Now that you've been caught up on the long and tragic life, of the evil witch of the seas. What ever happened to the small baby, she left behind in her wake? And how did she become the woman, a pirate captain had to warn a prince about? Being born pre-mature, young Vanessa suffers from sudden and abrupt granule seizures. After the death of her father, Vanessa feels its time to take her life into her own hands. Along with a questionable, yet dreamy man, named Derek. Vanessa soon comes to realize her true origins. Follow as she unfolds the mystery of her family's troubled past, all the while forging her own path.

Remember the old fairy tales you were told when you were young? In a developing world of new stories and new trends, it's always nice to flip back to the old classics like The Emperor's New Clothes, Little Red Riding Hood, The Little Match Girl, The Ugly Duckling, so on and so forth. So in this book, I will retell the stories from how I remember it, and in my words. This means that the story will stay the same, but specific dialogues and/or names are made up by me. Now, buckle your seat belt and enter the world of fantasies and tales... -------------------------------- Note: These stories do not belong to me; I am just retelling them.

The girl danced in shoes of scarlet scale. She had been dancing for a long time, and had been dancing a long way. Three months and two hundred miles, in fact, which is a lot longer and further than most people dance, given the choice. Three months and two hundred miles ago, the girl had danced out of her big house and down the lane. She had shimmied her way out of the city, through the suburbs and into the forest. Then she had boogied for a few dozen miles through trees and bushes and thorns and grass, before tap-dancing into the Wilderness, which was mostly a bunch of nothing with a few scraggly weeds sticking out of it. Then she danced across that as well. The Wilderness was mostly full of monsters, who were terribly confused at the tiny girl dancing through their midst. Confusion is a good state of being in which to find a monster. Hungry is not. The girl danced through the Wilderness, and as she did she learned to live there - hiding during the day when great dragons of gold and black scales clawed and fought in the sky, stealing fruit and berries, learning how to hide her tracks so that predators couldn't find her. And all the while, she danced. Eventually, three long months and two hundred miles after she danced from her home, the girl found her destination, the Great Nothing beyond the Wilderness. In the Great Nothing there was... nothing. Black sand. Bright stars. Or maybe the stars were black and the sand was bright. It was hard to tell. The girl danced and danced and danced. The tan she had gained from months of harsh Wilderness sun faded, stolen away by the half-hearted light of the stars. A trail of dust rose behind her, pointing back the way she had come. Miles and miles of nothing, until eventually, in the distance, she saw... Something. A desk. A man. He nodded at her as she moonwalked closer. 'Evening.'

Beau Griffin's parents went missing when he was a young boy. After strange events occur in his life he uncovers mysteries of his past and embarks on a journey with his friends.

The classic stories of Hans Christian Andersen meet the Southern Charm of Louisiana when a mermaid who's curious about the heart and a man who believes he has none are brought together by a headstrong little girl.