Southeastern European Folktales — 87 Stories

• The Witch and the Three Brothers
• The Clever Tailor and the Giant
• The Wise Old Oak
• The Water Sprite and the Miller’s Son
• The Faithful Sister and the Frozen River
• The Vila of the Mountain Spring
• The Besa of the Dead Brother
• The Girl Who Became the Moon
• The Witch of the Forest
• The King’s Three Sons
• The Witch of Plitvice
• The Black Horse of Sinj
• The Bridge of Giants
• The Clever Shepherd
• The Talking Fish
• The Tale of the Golden Apple
• The Silver Horn (Az ezüst kürt)
• The Hidden Castle in the Hills
• The Fox and the Stork
• The Enchanted Well of Istria
• The River Maiden of Neretva
• The Stone Carver of Mostar
• The Woman Who Outwitted the Dragon
• The Shepherd Who Married a Star
• The Firebird of the Great Plain
• The Cunning Fox and the Greedy Wolf
• The Water Dragon of Kupa River
• Marica the Wise
• The Girl Who Spoke to Shadows
• The Silver Wolf of Jablanica
• Muji and the Mountain Zana
• Rozafa and the Castle Wall
• The Griffin Who Carried the Hero
• The Moon Maiden
• The Black Queen of Medvedgrad
• The Sun Bridegroom
• The Dervish and the Talking Nightingale
• The Bridge Builder of Mostar
• Gjergj Elez Alia
• The Bride Who Became a Swallow
• How Quest Sought the Truth: Croatian Folktale of Bravery and Wisdom
• The Maiden Out of the Oranges: Croatian Folktale of Love and Magic
• The Baker and the Midnight Guest: Bosnian Folktale of Generosity
• The Star‑Herder of Banja Luka: Bosnian Folktale of Celestial Guidance
• The Blacksmith and the Mountain Djinn: Bosnian Folktale of Craft and Courage
• The Clever Shepherd and the Devil: Albanian Folktale of Wit and Wisdom
• The Kulshedra and the Brave Drangue
• The Fairy of the Dawn (Hajnal Szép): A Hungarian Folktale of Courage and Transformation
• The Seven‑Headed Fairy King: A Hungarian Heroic Folktale
• Tintilinić: The Night Spirit Child of Croatian Folklore
• Nura and the Golden Pomegranate: A Bosnian Folktale
• The Weeping Willow of Sarajevo: A Bosnian Folktale
• The Maiden Who Outsmarted Death: A Kosovo Albanian Folktale
• The Ora of the Mountains: A Northern Albanian Folktale
• Zmaj sa Vodom: The Water Dragon of Bosnia
• Uletka and the White Lizard: A Hungarian Tale
• Hungary’s Magic Cat: A Folktale of Transformation and Truth
• The Handless Maiden: A Magyar Fairy Tale
• The Enchanted Stag of Hungary
• Nemtudomka: The Hidden Prince of Hungary
• The Snake-Child: Albanian Folktale
• The Albanian Tale of the Heroic Twin
• “Fehérlófia: Hungarian Folktale”
• The Gold‑Bearded Man
• The Brave Prince and the Three Princesses – Hungarian Folktale
• The Serpent Prince – Hungarian Folktale
• Forget-me-Not – Hungarian Folktale
• The Enchanted Cat: Hungarian Folktale
• The Miraculous Hind
• Little Brother Primrose and Sister Lavender
• Milutin and the Clever Gamble – Croatian Folktale
• The Wonder-Working Lock: Croatian Folktale
• The Daughter of the King of Vilas
• Bridesman Sun and Bride Bridekins – Croatian Folktale
• Fisherman Plunk and His Wife – Croatian Folktale
• How Quest Sought the Truth – Croatian Folktale
• Stribor’s Forest – Croatian Folktale
• The Spirit of the Mill: Bosnian Folktale
• The Serpent Bridegroom – Bosnian Folktale
• Baš-Čelik – Bosnian Folktale
• The Golden Apple Tree and the Nine Peahens – Bosnian Folktale
• The Jealous Sisters – Albanian Folktale
• The Scurfhead – Albanian Folktale
• Twin Heroes of Sun and Moon: Albanian Folklore Adventure
• The Youth and the Maiden – Albanian Folktale
• The Curse of Mount Lovćen
• The White Bird of Berat