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Resources share the relationship genre to Folk tales
- Ancient night, David Álvarez with David Bowles
- Do mermaids exist?, Peter Finn
- Seven good years, a Yiddish folktale, Shoham Smith ; illustrated by Eitan Eloa ; translated by Ilana Kurshan
- Do unicorns exist?, Peter Finn
- The boy who cried wolf, retold by B.G. Hennessy ; illustrated by Boris Kulikov
- Buddhist stories for kids, Jataka tales of kindness, friendship, and forgiveness, Laura Burges ; illustrated by Sonali Zohra
- Quill soup, a Stone Soup story, Alan Durant ; illustrated by Dale Blankenaar
- A taste of honey, Kamala outsmarts the seven thieves, Rebecca Sheir ; illustrations by Chaaya Prabhat
- Vietnamese stories for language learners, traditional folktales in Vietnamese and English, Tri C. Tran, Tram Le
- Doña Esmeralda, who ate everything!, Melissa de la Cruz ; illustrated by Primo Gallanosa
- The cat on the Dovrefell, a Christmas tale, Tomie dePaola
- A story, a story, an African tale, retold and illustrated by Gail E. Haley
- The amazing and true story of Tooth Mouse Pérez, written by Ana Cristina Herreros ; illustrated by Violeta Lópiz ; translated from Spanish by Sara Lissa Paulson ; edited by Karin Snelson
- Kapaemahu, by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Dean Hamer, and Joe Wilson ; illustrated by Daniel Sousa
- Dragon world, Tamara Macfarlane ; illustrated by Alessandra Fusi
- Little Red Riding Hood, by the Brothers Grimm, retold and illustrated by Trina Schart Hyman
- Do dragons exist?, Peter Finn
- The Macmillan fairy tales collection, foreword by Michael Morpurgo ; with additional illustrations by Peter Bailey
- Keepunumuk, Weeâchumun's Thanksgiving story, Danielle Greendeer, Anthony Perry, and Alexis Bunten ; illustrated by Garry Meeches Sr
- Folktales for a better world, stories of peace and kindness, Elizabeth Laird ; illustrated by Mehrdokht Amini
- The book of mythical beasts & magical creatures, written by Stephen Krensky ; illustrated by Pham Quang Phuc
- Pattan's pumpkin, a traditional flood story from southern India, Chitra Soundar ; illustrated by Frané Lessac
- Henny Penny, a folk tale classic, retold and illustrated by Paul Galdone
- Little Red Riding Hood, based on the story by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, retold by Mandy Ross ; illustrated by Anja Rieger
- A world full of spooky stories, 50 tales to make your spine tingle, written by Angela McAllister ; illustrated by Madalina Andronic
- The United States of cryptids, a tour of American myths and monsters, J.W. Ocker
- Takannaaluk, by Herve Paniaq ; illustrated by Germaine Arnaktauyok
- Fairies, Martha London
- More scary stories to tell in the dark, collected [and retold] by Alvin Schwartz ; drawings by Stephen Gammell
- The legend of Old Befana, an Italian Christmas story, retold and illustrated by Tomie dePaola
- The tale of the tiger slippers, Jan Brett
- Myths and legends of the world, retold by Alli Brydon ; illustrated by Julia Iredale
- The great race, story of the Chinese zodiac, Christopher Corr
- A world full of nature stories, written by Angela McAllister ; illustrated by Hannah Bess Ross
- The yellow fairy book, complete and unabridged, edited by Andrew Lang ; illustrations by Henry J. Ford
- The year of the ox, tales from the Chinese zodiac, written by Oliver Chin ; illustrated by Miah Alcorn
- The man of the moon, and other stories from Greenland, retold by Gunvar Bjerre ; illustrated by Miki Jacobsen ; English translation by Charlotte Barslund
- Blancaflor, the hero with secret powers : a folktale from Latin America, Nadja Spiegelman & Sergio García Sánchez ; [with an introduction by F. Isabel Campoy]
- The dragon slayer, folktales from Latin America, by Jaime Hernandez ; with an introduction by F. Isabel Campoy
- How raven got his crooked nose, an Alaskan Dena'ina fable, retold by Barbara J. Atwater and Ethan J. Atwater ; illustrated by Mindy Dwyer
- Nian, the Chinese New Year dragon, a beastly tale : adapted from a Chinese legend, Virginia Loh-Hagan ; illustrated by Timothy Banks
- Where the wild ladies are, Aoko Matsuda ; translated from the Japanese by Polly Barton
- Legends & lore, Ireland's folk tales, Michael Scott
- Belling the cat, retold by Mary Berendes ; illustrated by Dawn Beacon
- Are dragons real?, by Ginjer L. Clarke
- Kapaemahu, by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Dean Hamer, and Joe Wilson ; illustrated by Daniel Sousa
- Unicorns, by Ashley Gish
- Fox 8, a story, George Saunders ; illustrations by Chelsea Cardinal
- Tomie dePaola's Favorite nursery tales, Tomie dePaola
- For unicorn lovers only, history, mythology, facts and more, written by Penelope Gwynne ; illustrated by Katie O'Neill