The Christmas Princess is fairy tale loosely inspired by the well known tale The Snow Queen by Andersen. The snow fairy bewitches the newborn princess. She gives her a heart of ice and the only way it will turn back to normal is when she sheds a tear. The moral of the story is: Family will always be there for you. Recommended for age 7+.

The old man who made trees blossom is a Japanese folktale. An old man is always patient and kind to everyone. He is rewarded with luck and fortune. His neighbour is jealous and wants to trick him. The moral of the story is: live your life in a good way and you will get good things in return. Recommended for age 8+.

Sinbad the Sailor is a fairy tale from 1001 Arabian Nights. Sinbad the sailor has a great fortune. He tells his friend how he got it. He worked hard, never gave up and was always friendly. The moral of the story is: good things come to those who work hard and are kind. Recommended for age 7+.

The Gingerbread man is a popular fairy tale. An old woman bakes a cookie. The gingerbread man cookie runs out of the window and screams that they will never catch him! But then he encounters a sly fox. The moral of the story is: don't get too cocky. Recommended for age 3+.

Genevieve of Brabant is a popular medieval legend. Genevieve and her husband are betrayed by the new count and she is exiled into the forest. She lives a simple life with her baby son and is helped by the animals. The moral of the story is: be kind to animals and nature. Recommended for age 8+.

The Yellow Dragon is a Chinese folktale. A poor farmer and his son warmly greet a stranger to their house and give him shelter and food. The stranger is very grateful for their help and rewards them. The moral of the story is: even if you don't have much to give, be kind and hospital. Recommended for 6+.

The Flying Dutchman is the famous legend of a ghost ship that is doomed to sail the seas for ever. A captain decided to head out to sea in a big storm. Everybody tries to talk him out of it, but as he's the captain, he decides. Once they set out, strange things begin to happen... The moral of the story is: don't be cocky and don't push your luck. Recommended for age 9+.

The Three Sillies is a popular English fairy tale. A young man is about to marry a girl, but he finds out that she is a bit dumb. He says he will only marry her after he finds three more sillies in the world. The moral of the story is: appreciate what you have, the grass isn't greener on the other side. Recommended for age 6+.

The Silent Princess is an Arabian fairy tale. A prince is cursed to fall in love with the silent princess. The one who can make her speak may marry her. The prince is desperate to find a way! The moral of the story is: perseverance will get you far. Recommended for age 8+.

The Origin of Rubies is an Indian folktale. A prince goes out to sea and sees rubies floating in the water. He jumps in and is sucked into a vortex. There he meets a beautiful girl. She is trapped there and he helps her escape. The moral of the story is: don't be greedy. Recommended for age 6+.

Father Frost is a Russian folktale. Natasha lives with her evil stepmother and sisters. They treat her very badly and send her into the ice cold wood. They expect her to never return. But because of her kindness Father Frost saves the girl. The moral of the story is: be kind and you well rewarded. Recommended for age 6+.

The frog, fox, lion and deer is a fable. A couple animals get into a quarrel. The lion decided he's going to eat the deer. But the deer outsmarts the lion and wins. The moral of the story is: the strongest doesn't always win. Use your wits. Recommended for age 3+.