10 stories retold by Schwebell, with introductory essay and Afterword
10 stories by Hauff, Fouqué, Storm, Hauff (2), Mörike, Chamisso, Goethe, Leander, Raimund, and Hoffman, retold by GCS, who is known as a translator of German literature
Juvenile audience; Summary: "A retelling ten fairy tales by well known German authors of the nineteenth century ..."
--WorldCat library records of both eds., {{OCLC|1454103}} and {{OCLC| 1363620}}
Uncertain audience
Library of Congress records give no "Juvenile" LC Subject Headings.
No useful hits 2017-05-11 in automated search of multiple US newspapers 1957, 1974.
1st ed.
{{OCLC|1454103}}, with list of Contents (10 stories only)
-- each listing such as "Undine / Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué"
-- all "retold by Gertrude C. Schwebell ; illustrated by Max Barsis"
{{OCLC|1363620}} "1974 (c)1957" (Dover edition, 318 pp, also in the database)
-- Notes (two, quote):
• Originally published under title: Where magic reigns (New York: Stephen Daye Press, 1957).
• Brief publisher's catalog follows the text
-- list of Contents (12), including introductory essay and Afterword, by Schwebell presumably
Interpretation: Stephen Daye catalog, introductory essay (under its known 1974 title), and Afterword are all in this 1957 Stephen Daye edition.
Cover image from Amazon US 2017-05-10, ASIN: B0007IX3WW as Unknown Binding
Format from ASIN: B002YQ02CE as Hardcover, "Stephen Day Press"
Price from retailer advertisement The Sun (Baltimore) 1964-08-16 pFE4, The Hecht Co.; this one #54
-- "Retold by Gertrude C. Schwebell. Stories by Hauff, Hoffmann, Storm and others, presented for the first time in English."
-- "Orig. $3.75 Sale $1.98"
