What to read after The Red Fairy Book?

The Red Fairy Book is the second volume in the Langs' Fairy Books series, and it includes French, Russian, Danish, and Romanian tales as well as traditional stories from Norse mythology._x000D_ Table of Contents:_x000D_ The Twelve Dancing Princesses_x000D_ The Princess Mayblossom_x000D_ Soria Moria Castle_x000D_ The Death of Koshchei the Deathless_x000D_ The Black Thief and Knight of the Glen_x000D_ The Master Thief_x000D_ Brother and Sister_x000D_ Princess Rosette_x000D_ The Enchanted Pig_x000D_ The Norka_x000D_ The Wonderful Birch_x000D_ Jack and the Beanstalk_x000D_ The Little Good Mouse_x000D_ Graciosa and Percinet_x000D_ The Three Princesses of Whiteland_x000D_ The Voice of Death_x000D_ The Six Sillies_x000D_ Kari Woodengown_x000D_ Drakestail_x000D_ The Ratcatcher_x000D_ The True History of Little Golden Hood_x000D_ The Golden Branch_x000D_ The Three Dwarfs_x000D_ Dapplegrim_x000D_ The Enchanted Canary_x000D_ The Twelve Brothers_x000D_ Rapunzel_x000D_ The Nettle Spinner_x000D_ Farmer Weatherbeard_x000D_ Mother Holle_x000D_ Minnikin_x000D_ Bushy Bride_x000D_ Snowdrop_x000D_ The Golden Goose_x000D_ The Seven Foals_x000D_ The Marvellous Musician_x000D_ The Story of Sigurd