The story lists below are in alphabetical order.They are hyperlinked to the books in which they appear. If you want to add stories to any of the lists or add new lists, please e-mail the info to Jackie Baldwin at bubbul@vom.com and I'll add the information as quickly as possible.

MASTER INDEXES OF STORIES AND BOOKS

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STORIES
(with hyperlinks to the books in which they appear)

–A–
Abba Bollo and the Necklace (Ethiopa)
Abu L’Hssein, the Generous (Egypt /Arab)
Abunuwas, the Wit (Saudi Arabia)
Acheria the Fox (Basque Tales)
A-Chey Obeys His Master (Asia)
Achol and Her Adoptive Lioness Mother (Africa - Sudan)
Achol and Her Wild Mother (Africa - Sudan)
Addik Kum Maig; or, the Origin of the White Fish (North American Indian)
Adventures of a Jackal
Adventures of an Indian Brave
Adventures of Billy Macdaniel (dwarfs)
Adventrues of Ciad, Son of the King of Norway (Donegal)
Adventures of Covan the Brown-haired
Adventures of the Jackal's Eldest Son
Adventures of the Younger Son of the Jackal
Advice of Hatim al-Asamm (Sufi)
Against the Law (African-American)
Agayk and the Strangest Spear (Eskimo)
Aggo Dah Gauda (North-American Indians)
Aggodagauda and his Daughter; or, the Man with his Leg tied up (North American Indian)
Agu Tompa Borrows a Pot (Asia)
Ailpein Bird, the Stolen Princess and the Brave Knight (Scotland)
Ainsel (Scotland)
Ainu Wit (Asian)
Aioga (Siberia)
Aipanana and Etuvgi (Siberia)
Akanidi the Bright Sunbeam (Siberia)
Ak Uk O Jeesh; or, the Groundhog Family (North American Indian)
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp 1
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp 2 , Arabian Nights
Ale of a Tortoise and of a Mischievous Monkey
Algonquin Cinderella (Native American-Algonquin)
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Arabian Nights
Alice of the Lea
Ali Cogia, Merchant of Bagdad (Arabia)
Aladdin (wizards)
"All I Possess!" p. 130-136 (221-223)
Allerleirauch; or the Many-furred Creature
Alphege, or the Green Monkey
Amadan of the Dough (Donegal)
Amazing Indian Trains (Asian)
Ambitious Tailor
Anansi and Candlefly (West Indian)
Anansi and His Visitor, Turtle, Africa-Ashanti Tribe
Anansi and Nothing (West Africa)
Anansi and Snake the Postman (West Indian)
Anansi and the Pot of Beans
Anansi Drinks Boiling Water (Africa)
Anansi Hunts with Tiger (West Indian)
Anansi Play with Fire, Anansi Get Burned, Jamaica
Anansi's Good Day
Anansi's Hat-Shaking Dance, Africa-Ashanti Tribe
Anansi's Old Riding-Horse (West Indian)
Anansi Returns (Jamaica)
Andare (Asian)
Andras Baive
Andrew Coffey (Celtic)
Aniello (wizards)
Animals Take a Bite, The (Finland)
Animals’ Language (Serbia)
Ankakumikaityn the Nomad Wolf (Siberia)
Annie Luker's Ghost (England)
Anpu and Bata (Egypt)
Ant and the Pheasant, The (Papua)
Apple on the Boy's Head (Iceland)
Apple-Tree Man (England)
Apprentice Thief (Ireland)
Arachne: Josephine Preston Peabody, Old Greek Folk Stories (Holidays)
Artful Lad, p 02-129 (208-220)
Argument Sticks (Iroquois)
Arthur and the Sword
Ash Lad Who Made the Princess Say “You’re a Liar!”, The (Norway)
Ash Lad Who Had an Eating Match with the Troll, The (Norway)
Ashenputtel, Germany
Asidenigan (A Magician from the Chippewa of Wisconsin)
Asin (A Magician from the Tobe of Argentina)
Asin (A Magician from the Toba of Argetine)
Asmund and Signy
Ass in Pantherskin (India)
Ass in the Lion's Skin (India)
Ass, the Table and the Stick (England)
Ass's Shadow (Aesop Fable)
Auld Cailleach's Curse (Scotland)
Avvaiyar’s Rest (South Indian)
Awful Fate of Brer Wolf, The (American Negro Tales)



(Updated 5/9/02)