
CONTES D'ANDERSEN - INDEX
JOAN CRISTIÀ ANDERSEN
LES COSES QUE VEIÉ LA LLUNA
EL ROSSINYOL
L'ANEGUET LLEIG
EL PAPALLÓ
EL CARGOL I EL ROSER
EL SOLDADET DE PLOM
LA PRINCESA DE BO DE BO
EL VESTIT NOU DE L'EMPERADOR
A timeless collection of Andersen’s most beloved tales invites listeners into a world where ordinary objects and humble creatures speak with startling wisdom. From the delicate nightingale that enchants a cold palace to the shy duckling who discovers his own splendor, each story blends gentle humor with poignant insight, reminding us that wonder often hides in the simplest moments. The narrator’s lyrical tone captures the poet’s original charm, making the stories feel fresh for both children and grown‑ups.
Among the favorites are the brave tin soldier who endures hardship without complaint, the emperor who learns humility through an invisible garment, and the mermaid who yearns for a world beyond the sea. These narratives explore themes of courage, identity, and the bittersweet nature of longing, all while celebrating imagination’s power to transform everyday life. Listeners will find a comforting blend of adventure and heart that resonates long after the final line.
Language
ca
Duration
~3 hours (203K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2008-11-03
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1805–1875
From a childhood of poverty in Odense to lasting fame across the world, this Danish writer turned simple fairy tales into stories that still feel fresh, funny, and quietly moving. Best known for classics like The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, and The Emperor’s New Clothes, he wrote with warmth, imagination, and a sharp eye for human nature.
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