Hanschristianandersen Stories

This is the story of Pearlina, a tiny mermaid, as small as a doll, and Merrow Finless, a Water Elemental Faery who loves mermaids. A loose, mermaid-themed retelling of "Thumbelina" by Hans Christian Andersen, set in the same whimsical mermaid universe as Kae-Leah Williamson's previous Merfolk Tales novellas, although it can easily be read as a stand-alone.

☆ONC 2021 Honourable Mention and Shortlister☆ ☆One of Round Two Top Five Winners☆ ☆Multiple times featured☆ ☆☆☆ ☆This is a story about H. Ch. Andersen, about how he became a writer and why most of his stories are so sad and melancholic. Also, about why he never found real love... Yes, that's what I read about him (among other things)-- he kept falling in love with unatteinable women. My story portrays Hans Christian Andersen as a young, fourteen-years-old boy. It's set in Odense, Denmark, in the late summer of 1818-- soon after Hans' mother, a poor washerwoman, remarried (two years after his father's death) and shortly before he was sent to a school for poor children where he had to support himself. Where he became, to be able to afford his schooling, first a weaver's, then a tailor's apprentice, a singer, an actor and finally, once his excellent soprano voice changed, a writer. Hans and Louise, his (fictional) step-sister, seek refuge from a summer storm in an old shed. There, they meet Rosalind, a lost Flower Fairy. When they decide to help her find the Butterfly Fairy boy she loves and intends to marry, she takes them into a fantastical world of Terra Sonalis, her home. A land of dreams populated by fairies, goblins, elves, mermaids, talking animals... All those mysterious creatures that fuelled Andersen's imagination for the rest of his life. ☆☆☆

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.

Just tales written by Hans

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.

An alternate ending to the Andersen tale, where the mermaid survives and struggles with the aftermath of being stranded on dry land. Crossposted from Ao3. The story is finished and new chapters will be posted regularly.

Our stories will be forgotten by the poets and historians,your life a small blimp in my eternity, but even the gods could not erase the love that plays on and on. weather it was real or not, the story will go on again and again lifetime to lifetime until we finally get it right.

The Steadfast Tin Soldier is a literary fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about a tin soldier's love for a paper ballerina. The tale was first published in Copenhagen by C.A. Reitzel on 2 October 1838 in the first booklet of Fairy Tales Told for Children. New Collection. The booklet consists of Andersen's "The Daisy" and "The Wild Swans". The tale was Andersen's first not based upon a folk tale or a literary model. "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" has been adapted to various media including ballet and animated film.

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.

Jacinda needed easy money, so when the opportunity to be a travelling companion to Ingrid Pedersen, heiress, came her way, she jumped at it. She never planned to be drawn into Ingrid's world so thoroughly, or to emerge so fundamentally changed.

Something terrible is haunting the woods of fiery creek forest. Children are disappearing, only to return missing limbs, organs, bleeding out, with no logical explanation for what happened to them. Nero escapes the terror of the forest with his life, but not his voice. His vocal cords grotesquely ripped out by some monster he can't even describe. However, he is determined to find the truth, and what hants the woods, before it can kill again. "The thing about this business. Literally anything could be. And we'll probably never know. You just have to pick the explanation, that helps you sleep at night, and move on. Because the only people who know what happened out there in the woods, didn't live to tell us their story." But there are too many clues, and everyone has something to hide. The truth is out there, but will Nero ever find it? And at the end of the day, does he want to? Content/Trigger warning: grotesque violence throughout. Peril, fear, terror, unsettling imagry.

The thirty-seventh entry for the 2022-2023 Film Journal is "The Wild Swans", from 1962. Hailing from Russia, in my continued attempt to see more international cinema both live-action and animated, I take a quick look at the adaptation of this tale and the highly distinct artistic compositions of the piece.

👥A wonderful and sad but meaningful story written by the talented author, Hans Christian Andersen, who was regarded as a national hero with a whiter-than-white image in Denmark. ©This is the Wattpad Edition with the book cover and texture format designed by Alph16. The story's copyright belongs to Andersen and the publishers, but it's free to share on the Internet now. This version is only uploaded on Wattpad of Alph16; all other websites that upload this version (with the book cover) are thieves which illegally re-up without my permission.

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.

"Thumbelina" (Danish: Tommelise) is a literary fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen first published by C. A. Reitzel on 16 December 1835 in Copenhagen, Denmark with "The Naughty Boy" and "The Traveling Companion" in the second installment of Fairy Tales Told for Children. "Thumbelina" is about a tiny girl and her adventures with appearance- and marriage-minded toads, moles, and cockchafers. She successfully avoids their intentions before falling in love with a flower-fairy prince just her size. "Thumbelina" is chiefly Andersen's invention, though he did take inspiration from tales of miniature people such as "Tom Thumb". "Thumbelina" was published as one of a series of seven fairy tales in 1835 which were not well received by the Danish critics who disliked their informal style and their lack of morals. One critic, however, applauded "Thumbelina".[citation needed] The earliest English translation of "Thumbelina" is dated 1846. The tale has been adapted to various media including song and animated film.

She was a red haired mermaid. She wished to have legs and in turn lost her voice. She fell in love. But the one she loved didn't loved her back. Now she is foam and she lives in the seas. A one-shot about how Ariel feels after her fairy tale ended, not exactly happily. Based on the Hans Christian Andersen story.

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.

Some thoughts on the "beloved" Disney adaptation