Tõlke aluseks on «Eesti rahva ennemuistsed jutud», Eesti Riiklik Kirjastus, 1953.
Raamat on kujundatud rohkete värviliste illustratsioonidega.

Kogumik sisaldab tuntud eesti muinasjutte.

Sisukord:

The Goldspinners

The Bathing Nymphs

Longlegs, Defthands and Sharpeyes

The Tontla Woods

The Orphan's Hand-Mill

The Twelve Daughters

How an Orphan Found His Fortune

Woody and Barky

The Light-Footed Princess

The King of the Fog Mound

Noddle Man

Lopi and Lapi

The Goddaughter of the Rock-Fairies

Rare Faithfulness of a Wife

Cinderella

The Foolhardy Man

Thunderer's Trumpet

Good Deed Rewarded

The Quarrelling Dwarfs

The Headless Hobgoblins

The Princess Who Slept for Seven Years

The Grateful Prince

The Cruel Stepmother

The Sorcerer's Daughter

The Elusive Mermaid

The Goldmakers

A Wise Man in the Pocket

The Northern Frog

The Powerful Crawfish and the Greedy Wife

The Foundling

The Lucky Egg

How Seven Tailors Went to War in Turkey

Murder Will Out

The Lucky Rouble

Tiidu the Musician

The Bold Threshing-Barn Stoker

The Herdboy-Prince

The Tender-Hearted Wood-Cutter

A Strange Steer Bartering

The Princess Born of an Egg

Nocturnal Churchgoers

Hunter's Good Fortune Lost

Prince Who Escapes Danges Saves His Brothers

LOCAL LEGENDS
- Why Tallinn Must Never Be Finished
- The Leather Merchant
- The Young Lady of Porkuni
- The Whining Leg-Bone
- The Wandering Lake
- The Merchant's Daughter of Narva
- Where Narva's Former Fortune Rests
- The Maiden of Vaskjala Bridge
- The Fisherman's Daughter of Toolse
- Lake Emujärv and Lake Virtsjärv
- Stone Heaps in Remembrance of Famine
- The Guardian Spirit of the Lords of Palmse
- The Prince Who Was Saved from the Clutches of an Eagle
- The Mermaid and the Lord of Palmse
- The Building of the Chapel
- The Lord of Palmse Saves Tallinn from the Enemy
- The Death Foretellers of the Ladies of Palmse
- The Man Who Hunted Ghosts
Epilogue
Commentaries

Old Estonian Fairy Tales

Old Estonian Fairy Tales

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