If you can remember the publishing year, or the name of the publisher, worldcat.org might help

There are SO many fairy tale collections that it is quite intimidating. to find the right one. I had a quest like that myself! Try to recall as many details as possible.

Here's a good list to help you brainstorm: https://www.biblio.com/book-collecting/basics/what-to-do-when-you-cant-remember-the-title-of-a-long-lost-childrens-book/

I found my bedtime story book after a few years of searching! I hope you can find yours!

I was so young, I'd never have even looked at that, but I won't give up!

Thanks! 😊

r/whatsthatbook and r/tipofmytongue might be worth posting in

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This may be a long shot, but I had something that sounds really similar, also in the 70s. It was 18 books and called a Children's Treasury of Fairy Tales.

Good luck!

Thanks! I'll let you know if it helps!!

Hi there. Per rule 3.4, your post is better suited for asking in /r/WhatsThatBook or /r/tipofmytongue. Thank you!

There used to be a site called Loganberry Books where there was a hive mind of readers who helped people find out the title of books. They never could find the books my husband was interested in, but it was worth a try.

Could the illustrator have been Arthur Rackham? He did fairy tales back when they did not expurgate them for children, and his illustrations were wonderful.