Other Versions of Snow-White and Rose-Red
- "Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot" (German editions), Brothers Grimm, The.
- "Snow-White and Rose-Red". May Sellar, transl., Andrew Lang, ed., The Red Fairy Book, 1889
- "Rose White and Rose Red". Storybook and cassette from the Once Upon a Time Fairy Tale Series.
- "Snow-White and Rose-Red" Margaret Hunt, transl., Grimm's Household Tales, Vol. 2 No. 161.
- "Snow-White and Rose-Red" (short story), Edith Wyatt
- Snow White and Rose Red (fantasy novel based on the tale and set in medieval England), Patricia C. Wrede, part of The Fairy Tale Series created by Terri Windling
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