Long ago, before the invention of supermarkets or even sliced bread, things were very different from the way they are today. The Wild Wood covered much of the land. People entered the Wild Wood at their own risk: the signs said so. At every pathway entering the wood there was a sign. "Enter at your own risk," it said. "Trespassers will be eaten," it continued. "Beware of the trolls," it warned.Many adventures take place in the Wild Wood. They involve children, elves, goblins, trolls, and a lady who might be a witch. Don't forget Gorf the frog. He yearned to be kissed by a beautiful princess and turn into a king. Instead, he was kissed by a very poor girl.These are fairy tales for children aged 7 years and above. The beautiful traditional artwork is by Caitlin Hogan

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