Talk:The Facetious Nights of Straparola

I added three fairytales: 3.2 "Livoretto" (similar to Aulnoy's "The Story of Pretty Goldilocks", Grimm's "The white snake" and Caballero's "Bella Flor"), 7.1 "Gabrina Furetta" (similar to Basile's "Sapia") and 10.2 "The donkey and the lion" (just an animal fairytale). Those are clearly fairytales, with talking animals, magic and magicians. Anyone can read the book and recognize a fairytale. But adding a source to my statement that other tales are adaptations of those it's another story. For example, in the page The Story of Pretty Goldilocks is actually stated that the tale is an adaptatin of "Livoretto", I just don't know how to add the source (notes 23-24-25) from that page in this one. I'll try but if I'm not succesful at adding notes I hope someone else will do that. --DoneWithBooks (talk) 09:35, 24 May 2021 (UTC)