Fairy Tale Collections:
* The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm (1917): A collection of German fairy tales retold in a more accessible and engaging style for children.
* The Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen (1922): Similar to her Grimm collection, this volume presents Andersen's tales in a child-friendly manner.
* The Fairy Tales of Charles Perrault (1923): A collection of classic French fairy tales, including Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Puss in Boots.
* The Fairy Tales of the World (1927): This collection includes a wide range of fairy tales from various cultures, making it a valuable resource for understanding global folklore.
Other Notable Works:
* A King and His Queen: A Children's History of England (1926): A history of England for children, written in a charming and engaging style.
* The Children's Book of the English Language (1937): A comprehensive guide to the English language for young readers.
* The White Horse of the Peppers (1920): A children's novel set in the English countryside, with a strong sense of adventure and fantasy.
* The Green Umbrella (1922): A charming story about a young girl's adventures with her magical umbrella.
Comper's works are known for their simple language, engaging storytelling, and imaginative worlds, making them enduring classics of children's literature. Her retellings of fairy tales have introduced generations of children to beloved stories and helped to preserve traditional folklore.