Hans Christian Andersen

Hans Christian Andersen was born in Odense, Denmark.

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Hans Christian Andersen was rich boy with parents that had provided him with all that he needed.

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Hans Christian Andersen wrote more than 160 fairy tales which included stories like the Ugly Duckling, The Little Match Girl, and the Emperor's New Clothes.

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Hans Christian Andersen wrote many stories and then wanted to become an actor and singer.

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Hans Christian Andersen got his love for telling stories from his father.

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It was not until Hans was 30 years old that he wrote fairy tales but people loved his writing and he became world famous.

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The story "The Ugly Duckling" was a refection of Hans Christian Andersen's life.

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In "The Little Match Girl," the little girl goes home to her father even though she didn't sell any matches.

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"The Little Match Girl" was written with Hans Christian Andersen's mom in mind.

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Hans Christian Andersen often as he told stories cut intricate paper patterns of his stories and gave them to a child in the audience.

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