In the similar fairy tale The Goose Girl, the princess pours out her story to an iron stove, but not knowing that the king is listening.

She was the princess of Kildenree, known as Ani in The Goose Girl.

Both it and The Goose Girl turn on the revelation that the true royal has been supplanted by a treacherous servant.

The Goose Girl is a German fairy tale collected by the brothers Grimm.

The Goose Girl may also refer to:

Since the second edition published in 1819, The Goose Girl has been recorded as Tale no. 89.

Some more recent versions of this fairy tale include The Goose Girl by Shannon Hale.

These tales are part of a group of folktales, the best known being The Goose Girl.

The Diary of a Goose Girl (1902)

Six lights: and there was the first, just ahead, near the place where Rose had enacted the scene from 'The Goose Girl.'