1875-. _Stories from the Eddas; Dame Wiggins of Lee (Allen)_; and _The Pied Piper of Hamelin_. These delightful books by Kate Greenaway (1846-1901) were published by Routledge and engraved by Edmund Evans. They are now published by F. Warne. This brings the English side of the subject down to the present time. Present editions of fairy tales are given in Chapter VI. In Germany there were also many translations from the French of Perrault and D'Aulnoy. There were editions in 1764, 1770, etc. Most of those before the _Grimms' Tales_ were not important. One might mention:-- 1782. _Popular German Stories_, by Musäus. 1818. _Fables, Stories, and Tales for Children_, by Caroline Stahl. 1819. _Bohemian Folk-Tales_, by Wolfgang Gerle. 1812-1814. _Kinder und Haus-Märchen_, by Jacob and William Grimm. The second edition was published in 3 volumes in Berlin, by Reiner, in 1822. This latter work formed an era in popular literature and has been adopted as a model by all true collectors since. Concerning the modern German fairy tale, the Germans have paid such special attention to the selection and grading of children's literature that their library lists are to be recommended. Wolgast, the author of _Vom Kinderbuch_, is an authority on the child's book. The fairy tale received a high estimate in Germany and no nation has attained a higher achievement in the art of the fairy tale book. The partial list simply indicates the slight knowledge of available material and would suggest an inviting field to librarians. A great stimulus to children's literature would be given by a knowledge of what the Germans have already accomplished in this particular. In Germany a child's book, before it enters the market, must first be accepted by a committee who test the book according to a standard of excellence. Any book not coming up to the standard is rejected. A few of the German editions in use are given:-- _Bilderbücher_, by Löwensohn. _Bilderbücher_, by Scholz. _Liebe Märchen_. One form of the above, giving three tales in one volume. _Märchen_, by W. Hauff, published by Lowe. One edition, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, is published by Dutton. _The Caravan Tales_ is an edition published by Stokes. _Märchen_, by Musaus, published by Von K.A. Müller. 1777-1843. _Undine_, by La Motte Fouqué. A recent edition, illustrated by Rackham, is published by Doubleday. 1817-77. _Books_ by Otillie Wildermuth. (What of hers should be translated and included?) _Hanschen im Blaubeerenwald; Hanschens Skifart Märchen_, both by Elsa Beskow, published by Carl. _Windchen_; and _Wurzelkindern_, both by Sybille von Olfers, published by Schreiber. _Das Märchen von den Sandmannlein_, by Riemann, published by Schreiber. _Der Froschkönig_, by Liebermann, published by Scholz.