 Photograph by Thora Hallager, 1867, Copenhagen
| H.C. AndersenAlso known as: [Andersen], H. Andersen, H. Anderson, Andersen H C, Hans Anderson, Hans Andersen ... (see complete list), H.C. Andersen, Hans Andersen, H. C. Andersen, Christian Hans, Hans C Andersen, Hans Christian., Andersen/tarrant, Hans Ch Andersen, Hans C. Anderson, Andersen & iwasaki, Christian Anderson, Hans Chr. Andersen, Hans Chris Andersen, Hans Chris Anderson, H. Christian Andersen, Jan Christian Andersen, Han christian anderson, Hans Christen Anderson, Hans Christen Andersen, Hans Cristian Andersen, Han Christian Andersen, Andersen And Hjortlund, Hans Christian Andersen, Hans Christian Anderson, Hans Christain Andersen, Hans Christian Andersen, Hans Christian Anderson, Hans Christian Andresen, Hans Christian Anderesn, Hans Christain Anderson, Hans Christian Anderrson, Hans Christian Andresen, Hans Christian Andsersen, Hans Andersen Fairy Tales, Eric; Andersen, H.C. Carle, HANS CRISTIAN ANDERSEN/ DEMI, Hans Andersen / W. Heath Robinson, Illus. Arthur Rackham Hans Andersen, Hans Andersen and Illus. Kay Nielsen, H., Illus. by Lisbeth Zwerger Andersen, Ганс-Христиан Андерсен, Hans Anderson; Christian; Edited By Jean H, Ханс Кристиан Андерсен, Hans Christian Andersen; Illustrator Jiri Trnka, Hans Christian Andersen. Edited by Jean Hersholt, Hans Christian Andersen; Translators E.V. Lucas &, Schriftsteller Andersen, Dänemark Hans Christian, Hans Christian Andersen (Illustrated) by Rex Whist, Hans Christian Anderson; Translated By Dr H W Baye, Han Christian; Larsen, Svend (editor); Keigwin, R., Illustrated by Arthur Szyk Hans Christian Andersen, Hans Christian Andersen - Illustrated by Kay Niels, Ardizzone Edward Andersen Hans Translated By Steph | 8,759 | 135 |  (4.04) | 0 | 0 |
Disambiguation Notice
Please do not combine The Complete Fairy Tales with Andersen's Fairy Tales, they are not the same work. The Complete Fairy Tales has all (or almost all) 168 of his stories.
The various different works entitled "Andersens' Fairy Tales" each only have a selection of his stories. Also, multi-volume copies of the Complete Fairy Tales are not the same as single-volume copies and should not be combined with them (or with each other) unless their user has listed them as a single entry.
For example, Complete Fairy Tales (Vol. 2) contains only a fraction of the stories and is not the same as a single-volume copy of Complete Fairy Tales, nor is it the same as Vol. 1, which contains different stories. On the other hand, Complete Fairy Tales (2 Vols.), though not the same as Complete Fairy Tales (Vol. 2), can be combined with the other Complete Fairy Tales, since they both contain all 168 stories in a single entry. (SEE: Part/Whole Issues under What Not to Combine.)
- The Complete Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales 1131 copies, 8 reviews
- Andersen's fairy tales 1055 copies, 9 reviews
- The Ugly Duckling 569 copies, 24 reviews
- Fairy Tales 469 copies, 3 reviews
- Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales 367 copies, 3 reviews
- The Emperor's New Clothes 331 copies, 7 reviews
- Thumbelina 327 copies, 7 reviews
- The Snow Queen 276 copies, 6 reviews
- The Little Match Girl 228 copies, 7 reviews
- The Little Mermaid 220 copies, 4 reviews
- The Nightingale 211 copies, 6 reviews
- A treasury of Hans Christian Andersen 195 copies, 2 reviews
- The Steadfast Tin Soldier 139 copies, 2 reviews
- The Princess and the Pea 135 copies, 2 reviews
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Please do not combine The Complete Fairy Tales with Andersen's Fairy Tales, they are not the same work. The Complete Fairy Tales has all (or almost all) 168 of his stories.
The various different works entitled "Andersens' Fairy Tales" each only have a selection of his stories. Also, multi-volume copies of the Complete Fairy Tales are not the same as single-volume copies and should not be combined with them (or with each other) unless their user has listed them as a single entry.
For example, Complete Fairy Tales (Vol. 2) contains only a fraction of the stories and is not the same as a single-volume copy of Complete Fairy Tales, nor is it the same as Vol. 1, which contains different stories. On the other hand, Complete Fairy Tales (2 Vols.), though not the same as Complete Fairy Tales (Vol. 2), can be combined with the other Complete Fairy Tales, since they both contain all 168 stories in a single entry. (SEE: Part/Whole Issues under What Not to Combine.)  | |
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