Table of Contents
- 1. Jack and the Beanstalk (England)
- 2. The Giant and the Dwarf (Georgia)
- 3. Fin M'Coul and Cucullin (Ireland)
- 4. Sneezy Snatcher and Sammy Small (Cornwall)
- 5. Hans, the Horn, and the Magic Sword (Jutland)
- 6. Jack the Giant-Killer (Cornwall)
- i. Jack and the Giant Cormoran
- ii. Jack and the Giant Tantarem
- iii. Jack and the Welsh Giant
- iv. Jack, the King of England's Son, and the Giant with Three Heads
- v. Jack and the Giant Thunderdell
- vi. Jack, the Giant Galligantua, and the Enchanter
- 7. King Johnny (Slavic)
- 8. Conall Yellowclaw (Ireland and Scotland)
- 9. The Giant in the Cave (Ireland and Scotland)
- 10. The Brave Little Tailor (Germany)
- 11. The Giant Who Had No Heart in His Body (Norse)
- 12. The Three Golden Hairs of the King of the Cave Giants (Germany)
- 13. Prince Loaf (Romania)
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