Width: 175mm

Height: 230mm

Depth: 18mm

Interior: Lined

Space between lines: 8.11mm

Lines Per Page: 25

Page Count: 144 Pages

Closure: Elastic Band

Colour: Green

GSM (paper weight) 120

Cover: Hardcover

Smyth Sewn

Pouch Type

Interior Paper: Custom-designed laid paper

Ribbon Markers: 1

100% recycled binder boards

Decorative printed cover paper

FSC-certified text paper

Threaded stitching and glue, as needed

Acid-free sustainable forest paper

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were pioneers in the field of folklore, collecting stories through Germany’s rich oral tradition in order to preserve a history that might otherwise have been lost forever. In doing so, they popularized some of today’s most enduring fairy tales, including Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, and Sleeping Beauty. “The Frog Prince; or Iron Henry” was the first story in the 1812 edition of Grimms’ Fairy Tales (Kinder- und Hausmarchen). It tells of a spoiled princess who reluctantly befriends a frog who, unbeknownst to her, is actually a prince under a sorcerer’s spell. In the original tale, the curse is lifted when the princess throws the frog against a brick wall in anger, but in later years the Brothers Grimm sanitized the story, turning it into the version we know today. This classic tale was considered by the brothers to be the oldest and most beautiful of the stories they collected in German-speaking regions. The Brothers Grimm set standards for research and analysis of stories and legends that made them pioneers in the field of folklore in the 19th century. During this time their collection of tales maintained its status as second only to the Bible as the most popular book in Germany.