I came here to learn more about the history of the Snow White story. I love all the ways the original Snow White stories were written. They are all better then the one Disney is trying to release in 2024. I love the way you tell the stories as well. Keep up the good work!
i was shocked when i hear you say Syair Bidasari. can't believe a Malaysian fairy tale got a mention in your video! now i feel obligated to tell you about all the other Malaysian Princesses 🤣
Thank you so much for this interesting video, Jen! I grew up loving fairy tales and luckily having a grandmother who loves them too. Sadly (but somehow understandably) my mother never allowed me to read them when I was little because she thought they were too brutal for a little, sensitive person like me ;)... So I started reading them secretly. I got obsessed with them pretty quickly but as a kid I wasn’t interested in the ‘real’ stories behind them. So now as an adult I love your series and the greatest thing about it is translating all of it to my grandma (she’s German) and gushing about our favorite stories. It’s super interesting and brings us closer together. Thank you for giving us this opportunity ♥️ PS.: My favorite fairy tale is ‘Dwarf Nose’ by Wilhelm Hauff, it would be wonderful if you could maybe make a video about it :)
All I will be able to think of tonight is the fish in the locket. How big was the locket? How big was the fish? Was the locket suspiciously fish-shaped or did the fish have to contort into an oval or circle shape? Fairytales really are brilliant.
Hi... Im from malaysia... And bidasari is our fairy tale. We also have movie of bidasari in black n white... Tq jen for sharing malaysian folklore... Luv u.
It’s so fun listening to you relate these old fairytale stories. There’s such a great balance of story and ridiculous goings on... and your commentary in between is just perfect. I find it hard to believe that people took them at all seriously. I also love that there are stories from all over the world that can be tied back to a common thread.
When you said I'll let you guess what was in the well I thought to myself how disappointing it would be if it wasn't dragons. Glad it was! I really enjoyed this!
Thank you for this great topic. ❤❤❤ I was looking for the oldest version of snow white when i found this. Do you know what the origional version was? Im hoping to find it translated to english.
Wow, this was amazingly informative and at the same time very entertaining! I didn't know about all of these variants from all over the world - I guess tales of women's jealousy of other women as the cause of evil have always appealed to storytellers? And then the connection between beauty and inner "goodness" which defines all of the daughters/stepdaughters... so many uncomfortable themes here. And yet Snow White (at least the revised Grimm edition that I was told as a child) is one of my favourite tales.
Jen! These are my favorite type of your videos! I watched the Peter Pan video on repeat a bunch last spring. Thanks so much:) I appreciate how high quality your content is.
This video made me happier than anything I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you. ETA: Please do seek out the film (I think made for British tv) called “Breaking the Code” with Derek Jacobi as Alan Turing. It was made around 1996, and contains some fascinating use of the Snow White story. Be aware that it’s heart-breaking, though.
What a treat you are! Sitting here in California listening to rain in my redwoods, you are the princess of intrigue. I grew up 1980's and Saint Ronald Reagan cut all funding for our schools to teach about myths even the Greek Roman basics. So I am so grateful to hear nuance and story beyond Disney. Also I had a difficult mom and I think these stories are a good way to let kids know that happens. Mine used to yell at me with her French Cooking knife poised in the air next to my eye. Now mom is hopefully content sitting with me on the shelf in Grandma's teapot. So I can pour her out and put her on trees and tell her she is free. That may sound odd but every day I feed birds (occasional ones Pacific Coast Crested Stellar Jays will become friends and land on my hand, it just takes a peanut and consistency. Squirrels tons of animals visit my 2nd story balcony in the Woods near the ocean. Folks compare me to Snow white. Really. I always flinch about that. But I love animals and plants like you would people. Mom used to tell me as a little girl when she died she wanted me to put her on the Rhododendrons because they like acid. So maybe we are strange like these stories. Today is my Birthday so thanks. You remind me of Prof. Beard I enjoy her to. Its sad we grow up told not to study history and dismissed as minutia here. I think the rich experiences of life are in story and nature.
Oh how I loved this video 😊 Thanks for sharing your knowledge on fairytales and for sharing all those wonderful links to books that I will now track down ❤️
I loved the video and the story versions!! Once in college my professor said the snow white and the sleeping beauty were the same story!! It makes sense, doesn't it?
YES, I love these videos I had seen them before and am so excited you done another. Talking mirrors! How fantastic! I'd love to see a picture of it. Tried googling but that wasn't much help. At any rate, very interesting. More please.
I love this video so much! How interesting that there are so many different versions to this fairy tale (and also, how Disney apparently cherry picked details from several of them), and some of these are both so thrilling and also at times, kind of alarming. I look forward to more of these histories of fairytale videos in the future!
Thank you for this video, I missed this series of "Fairy Tales with Jen" ! Can't wait for the next one ! (Btw, when you put an image of Daenerys in your video, I laughed so much ! Good one !)
These are quite good , and done so beautifully. You should have a channel for your own for these wonderful stories/ history lessons . I had done a makeup “ tutorial “ years ago with Margeurethe as my inspiration. I even used an oil “ medium “ to make it look like an “ oil “ painting that I found of her . I was so impressed how it looked … since I have the dark hair and fair skin . It was awesome.
Wow! Jen, I was just looking through books of collected stories to purchase for my sons. I got the Greek myths, action stores, adventure stories, and s’mores myths. I said to myself “No, no fairy tale collections. I don’t like fairy tales.” Then, your video popped up in my feed and I clicked. I have to say, I now have a new-found appreciation and interest in fairy tales! However, still no interest in the sterilized versions for kids. What is your favorite real collection of fairy tales? I think I’ll look into the Grimm or the early Grimm translation you mentioned. Thanks - great video. I’ll be watching your other fairy tale videos too!
I love this series! Thanks for updating it. I know you likely have an idea of what you want to do next in your 'Fairytales...' series but I would love to see one for Red Riding Hood! xx
Thank you for giving the back story of my favorite fairy tales. I've read the Grimm story and barely recognized the Disney version as being related to it.
Do you think you'll write a book on the history of fairytales? I reckon you'd do a good job of it. Do you know of any books that do share the histories of fairytales?
I'm so happy to see this video!!! I've been having such a glum day and you are the first person to brighten it up so thank you! I can go to bed with a smile on my face now :)
Loved loved LOVED this! So many fascinating stories and information. Think there was a film, possibly called the imitation game, made about Alan Turing. Hope u are well after such a busy few months, your voice sounded a little raspy at times... hopefully your getting a chance to put your feet up and relax a little.
hooray!!so glad that this little series is being revived! Listening to all these stories and my own ( limited) knowledge of historical customs. I wonder what is up with this glass coffin thing. Why are women "lovingly" entombed and on display? why is this such a corner stone for many of the snow white tales or origin stories. Curious if you had any insights.
Absolutely love this series! So wonderful, thank you! 💖 (Totally unrelated, but have you read 'Caspar Hauser: The Inertia of the Heart'? I just thought you might enjoy it...)
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I feel like BBC4 should just give you a documentary series already. These videos are quite brilliant.
I came here to learn more about the history of the Snow White story. I love all the ways the original Snow White stories were written. They are all better then the one Disney is trying to release in 2024. I love the way you tell the stories as well. Keep up the good work!
I'm not into fairy tales but I totally enjoyed listening to how they evolved. Thanks for sharing.
i was shocked when i hear you say Syair Bidasari. can't believe a Malaysian fairy tale got a mention in your video! now i feel obligated to tell you about all the other Malaysian Princesses 🤣
"dragon handkerchiefs" XDDDD Bless you, Jen. I just love you :D Wonderful video, I love this series so much :))))
❤️ x
I missed these so much! Thank you for taking the time to do these videos, they must take a lot of research to do. ❤️
Thank you so much for this interesting video, Jen!
I grew up loving fairy tales and luckily having a grandmother who loves them too.
Sadly (but somehow understandably) my mother never allowed me to read them when I was little because she thought they were too brutal for a little, sensitive person like me ;)... So I started reading them secretly. I got obsessed with them pretty quickly but as a kid I wasn’t interested in the ‘real’ stories behind them.
So now as an adult I love your series and the greatest thing about it is translating all of it to my grandma (she’s German) and gushing about our favorite stories. It’s super interesting and brings us closer together.
Thank you for giving us this opportunity ♥️
PS.: My favorite fairy tale is ‘Dwarf Nose’ by Wilhelm Hauff, it would be wonderful if you could maybe make a video about it :)
This comment made my heart happy x
Jen Campbell
All I will be able to think of tonight is the fish in the locket. How big was the locket? How big was the fish? Was the locket suspiciously fish-shaped or did the fish have to contort into an oval or circle shape?
Fairytales really are brilliant.
😂 indeed they are x
That's exactly what I was thinking. When Jen mentioned that the fish was placed in a locket, it snapped me out of the story. xD
I was imagining a goldfish, which would fit into a locket ☺️
And what about the smell?! 🤣
"Guess what's in the well!"
Uh... A toad? A frog? 🐸
"Dragons!" 🐉
Well that's WAY cooler!!
My guesses were more along the lines of "Seven dwarves? A prince?"
Hi... Im from malaysia... And bidasari is our fairy tale. We also have movie of bidasari in black n white... Tq jen for sharing malaysian folklore... Luv u.
It’s so fun listening to you relate these old fairytale stories. There’s such a great balance of story and ridiculous goings on... and your commentary in between is just perfect. I find it hard to believe that people took them at all seriously. I also love that there are stories from all over the world that can be tied back to a common thread.
I'm watching several of your fairy tale videos after the little mermaid one was in my recommended videos and I am absolutely hooked on your content!
When you said I'll let you guess what was in the well I thought to myself how disappointing it would be if it wasn't dragons. Glad it was! I really enjoyed this!
must say that is very in depth
Thank you for this great topic. ❤❤❤ I was looking for the oldest version of snow white when i found this. Do you know what the origional version was? Im hoping to find it translated to english.
I've never been a huge fan of fairy tale, but you make it interesting. This is an incredibly engaging video! Thanks.
The idea of a fish kept in a locket is mesmerising! What a disturbing set of tales.
In the version I was told as a child, one of the dwarves stumbles and the apple slips out of snow whites mouth.
Me, too. Either the dwarf or the prince.
This fairy tail videos are masterwork.
Wow, this was amazingly informative and at the same time very entertaining! I didn't know about all of these variants from all over the world - I guess tales of women's jealousy of other women as the cause of evil have always appealed to storytellers? And then the connection between beauty and inner "goodness" which defines all of the daughters/stepdaughters... so many uncomfortable themes here. And yet Snow White (at least the revised Grimm edition that I was told as a child) is one of my favourite tales.
Jen! These are my favorite type of your videos! I watched the Peter Pan video on repeat a bunch last spring. Thanks so much:) I appreciate how high quality your content is.
This video made me happier than anything I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you.
ETA: Please do seek out the film (I think made for British tv) called “Breaking the Code” with Derek Jacobi as Alan Turing. It was made around 1996, and contains some fascinating use of the Snow White story. Be aware that it’s heart-breaking, though.
Thanks so much for this episode of fairytales. I loved all of those stories but the dragon one was my favorite!
Loved this presentation. Informative and entertaining as always. Thank you Jen.
Thank you, Sherry. x
What a treat you are! Sitting here in California listening to rain in my redwoods, you are the princess of intrigue. I grew up 1980's and Saint Ronald Reagan cut all funding for our schools to teach about myths even the Greek Roman basics. So I am so grateful to hear nuance and story beyond Disney. Also I had a difficult mom and I think these stories are a good way to let kids know that happens. Mine used to yell at me with her French Cooking knife poised in the air next to my eye. Now mom is hopefully content sitting with me on the shelf in Grandma's teapot. So I can pour her out and put her on trees and tell her she is free. That may sound odd but every day I feed birds (occasional ones Pacific Coast Crested Stellar Jays will become friends and land on my hand, it just takes a peanut and consistency. Squirrels tons of animals visit my 2nd story balcony in the Woods near the ocean. Folks compare me to Snow white. Really. I always flinch about that. But I love animals and plants like you would people. Mom used to tell me as a little girl when she died she wanted me to put her on the Rhododendrons because they like acid. So maybe we are strange like these stories. Today is my Birthday so thanks. You remind me of Prof. Beard I enjoy her to. Its sad we grow up told not to study history and dismissed as minutia here. I think the rich experiences of life are in story and nature.
So glad to find your channel!
Love the series!!!!
Thank you x
Favourite video series on TH-cam! Thanks for taking to time to make this x
I missed these videos! Snow White is one of my personal favorites when it comes to fairytales. 🍎🖤
I've said it before but I just love the way you tell stories. I could watch these videos all day! x
Thank you, Kazia x
This is so great Jen I love how much research and thought goes into these videos!
So happy to see another fairy tale upload. I live for these! Thank you
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this series Jen 💕 Each video is beyond fascinating and I always learn so much x
You always do such a great job with these. Some of the best videos you make, in my most humble opinion.
Thank you, Caitlyn x
I love your fairy tale series, they are so fascinating 😊🤩
I've been working on my own story inspired by Snow White. I didn't know there were so many versions of the tale, this video was very helpful.
Wonderful. Love your video, fascinating.
Wow, great video! Especially the last part is very interesting. Can't wait for another fairy tale.
Oooh! So interesting. Thanks Jen. Now I want to watch all the others you've done !
I absolutely love this series, so glad to see a new one
Fairy Tales with Jen makes my heart happy 😃 great video 💕 loved it x
Fascinating!!! What an education!! Thank you for making this video⭐️
Love this series! This may well be my favourite True History so far. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos.
Such a great video. I love your fairytales with Jen series :) Thank you for making them!
Thank you, Laura x
I was **so** expecting both Carter's 'The Snow Child' and Gaiman's 'Snow, Glass, Apples' to be mentioned
I’m not talking about tales based on Snow White, though.
Oh how I loved this video 😊 Thanks for sharing your knowledge on fairytales and for sharing all those wonderful links to books that I will now track down ❤️
This is so interesting! Thank you Jane. 😊
Who doesn't love an unconscious girl in a glass coffin? They don't talk back!
Thank you so much for these videos!
Thanks so much for sharing! Love learning more about folklore and fairy tales. =)
Thank you for watching ☺️
My pleasure. I did folklore studies in uni and am part of a storytelling group. All your well researched stories make me so happy. =)
New here! Loved the video! Can’t wait to watch the others!
"at which point she dies. of anger" lol I love this version!
Incredibly fascinating! Now I must go watch all the others
Its back! Thank you Jen
It is indeed back 👍🏼
Great job! I loved your explanation, the three versions and the history behing the stories. Fantastic! :-)
I've missed these so much!! It was great! You're great!! Really made my day I loved this!
I'm so happy you are doing these again! Great video!!
I loved the video and the story versions!! Once in college my professor said the snow white and the sleeping beauty were the same story!! It makes sense, doesn't it?
YES, I love these videos I had seen them before and am so excited you done another. Talking mirrors! How fantastic! I'd love to see a picture of it. Tried googling but that wasn't much help. At any rate, very interesting. More please.
If you search 'Maria Sophia Von Erthal mirror', there's a picture in Google images.
How pleasant haha! Interesting to hear all the related stories.
I love this video so much! How interesting that there are so many different versions to this fairy tale (and also, how Disney apparently cherry picked details from several of them), and some of these are both so thrilling and also at times, kind of alarming. I look forward to more of these histories of fairytale videos in the future!
AWESOME video, THANK YOU!!!
Fascinating!
Wow, I loved all the versions, especially the big about dragons :)
Loved this!
Aah Jen I do love these, thank you for another fascinating one! Do you know which others you'll do soon? I can't wait!
No. I go where the mood takes me ☺️
Thank you for this video, I missed this series of "Fairy Tales with Jen" ! Can't wait for the next one ! (Btw, when you put an image of Daenerys in your video, I laughed so much ! Good one !)
These are quite good , and done so beautifully. You should have a channel for your own for these wonderful stories/ history lessons . I had done a makeup “ tutorial “ years ago with Margeurethe as my inspiration. I even used an oil “ medium “ to make it look like an “ oil “ painting that I found of her . I was so impressed how it looked … since I have the dark hair and fair skin . It was awesome.
This is my own channel. I also write books on this subject x
@@jenvcampbell like a TV channel, I mean .
@@makeupboss3568 Oh, ha! I see. x
Educational, and yet very accessible 😫❤️Thank you so much!
Yay! My favorite series is back!
I LOVE THIS!!
Great video!
Wow! Jen, I was just looking through books of collected stories to purchase for my sons. I got the Greek myths, action stores, adventure stories, and s’mores myths. I said to myself “No, no fairy tale collections. I don’t like fairy tales.” Then, your video popped up in my feed and I clicked. I have to say, I now have a new-found appreciation and interest in fairy tales! However, still no interest in the sterilized versions for kids. What is your favorite real collection of fairy tales? I think I’ll look into the Grimm or the early Grimm translation you mentioned. Thanks - great video. I’ll be watching your other fairy tale videos too!
Not s’mores! NORSE myths! Thank you, autocorrect. 😆
Just saw your comment about a fairy tale collections video. I’ll check that out! 👍
Yes, here you go ☺️ m.th-cam.com/video/8b33R0uMics/w-d-xo.html
thank u jen!!!
I love this series! Thanks for updating it. I know you likely have an idea of what you want to do next in your 'Fairytales...' series but I would love to see one for Red Riding Hood! xx
I would like to do that one but the background is soooooo huge. It needs a lot of condensing x
Jen Campbell Ahhh that's fair. I can imagine the theme of 'why little girls should not go out alone' is a very prevalent one x
Thank you for giving the back story of my favorite fairy tales. I've read the Grimm story and barely recognized the Disney version as being related to it.
I just started fallowing you I love it I do t read a lot but your inspired,!! Any ways do you have anything about Pinocchio
I love this!
Wow such a fascinating video. Love it ❤️
This is truly fascinating! I feel so inspired rn
Loved it 😊
I love these videos! very fascinating
That was absolutely fascinating! Thanks for the video Jen!
Do you think you'll write a book on the history of fairytales? I reckon you'd do a good job of it. Do you know of any books that do share the histories of fairytales?
If you search for my fairy tale collection video, I list lots of non-fiction books on this subject ☺️
awww I love these videos, thank you Jen!
Thanks, Dora! x
I'm so happy to see this video!!! I've been having such a glum day and you are the first person to brighten it up so thank you! I can go to bed with a smile on my face now :)
I hope tomorrow is better for you! x
Loved loved LOVED this! So many fascinating stories and information. Think there was a film, possibly called the imitation game, made about Alan Turing. Hope u are well after such a busy few months, your voice sounded a little raspy at times... hopefully your getting a chance to put your feet up and relax a little.
Yes, I didn’t see that as I heard it had a lot of erasure in it.
Well done!👏👏👏👏🇺🇸
I LOVE this. So interesting.
Yey, I’m glad x
I love this video, Jen. Snow White has always been my favourite fairy tale.
Yayyyy!!! My favorite series ever!!!
Hurrah! x
Fairytales are so amazing...all i wondered was how conveniently the dragons were inside a well.
This is fascinating 🌻
Please do The History of Rapunzel and please include English captions on your videos because I really love English captions
OMG loved this! :)
It’s crazy how dark these stories are
hooray!!so glad that this little series is being revived! Listening to all these stories and my own ( limited) knowledge of historical customs. I wonder what is up with this glass coffin thing. Why are women "lovingly" entombed and on display? why is this such a corner stone for many of the snow white tales or origin stories. Curious if you had any insights.
Absolutely love this series! So wonderful, thank you! 💖
(Totally unrelated, but have you read 'Caspar Hauser: The Inertia of the Heart'? I just thought you might enjoy it...)
I haven’t! I’ll look it up x
I thought you'd like to know I I listened to this in the shower today :)
Amazing!