Step into a world where dark forests whisper, wolves lurk in the shadows and magic lies just beneath the surface of the everyday. Grimms' Fairy Tales gathers fifty of the Brothers Grimm's finest stories – the weird and the wonderful, the gruesome and the wickedly funny. Collected by the Brothers Grimm and presented here in Jack Zipes's translation, these timeless tales remain as enchanting and unsettling today as when they were first told. From cunning tricksters to courageous children, each story explores something elemental about fear and hope, innocence and cruelty, good and evil. With an introduction by Erin Morgenstern and linocut illustrations by Sophy Hollington, this spellbinding book draws readers deep into the dark heart of these classic fairy tales.