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“The Orange Fairy Book,” published in 1906, is the tenth of twelve collected fairy story books that were researched, translated and compiled by Andrew Lang (1844-1912) and his wife, Leonora Blanche Alleyne Lang. Andrew Lang, a Scotsman, was a literary critic, novelist, poet, and a contributor to the field of anthropology.

The thirty-three stories in this book come from the exotic traditions of Jutland, Rhodesia, Uganda. Included are “The Two Caskets,” “Andras Baive,” “The Girl-Fish,” “The Enchanted Wreath,” among others.

This was an enjoyable book to read. The stories were different and had a different feel that the earlier collections by Lang, and I looked forward to reading each one. Not many endings were odd, nor were they predictable.


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The Orange Fairy Book Dover Children Classics Andrew Lang Books Reviews

French edition is not in French.
the book was bound upside down and pages were cut-off. Returned
This is just my opinion but these are awesome fairy tale books from different countries I suggest you get them all
From the first time I discovered these editions as a fifth grader, I loved them. The pictures, especially, are lovely.
I was so happy to see that Andrew Lang's Fairy Books are now available on . Don't miss this chance to check out what fairy tales used to be, before Walt Disney watered them down for modern children.

This is a great book for anyone who loves a good, old-fashioned fairy tale.
From the Brothers Grimm to The Mother Goose Fairy Tales, fairies and the magical unseen world has always fascinated me. All the various color fairy story books offered by via are wonderful flights of fancy and imagination which can take anyone out of the mundane world of cares and responsibility to a place only Peter Pan and Tinkerbell know intimately. Get a copy of each color book. They will carry you over the bumps in life and are a delight to read and reread.
This is another fine installment of the colored fairy books by Andrew Lang, which are collections of fairy tales from all around the world. I want to say right off, if you want the good edition with the preface written by Andrew Lang and the illustrations, the Dover edition is the one to have, and most other editions should be avoided, as they are not quality nor do they have those things in them. I liked many of the stories inside, including the Girl-Fish, The Ugly Duckling, The Enchanted Wreath, Pinkel the Thief, The White Doe, and the list goes on. If you have any questions as it relates to this book, or want details about the stories inside (and what I listed is just a small taste), feel free to ask. And may stories like this guide you into Faerie, a wonderful, sometimes terrifying place, where joy and peril are everywhere, sharp as swords...
“The Orange Fairy Book,” published in 1906, is the tenth of twelve collected fairy story books that were researched, translated and compiled by Andrew Lang (1844-1912) and his wife, Leonora Blanche Alleyne Lang. Andrew Lang, a Scotsman, was a literary critic, novelist, poet, and a contributor to the field of anthropology.

The thirty-three stories in this book come from the exotic traditions of Jutland, Rhodesia, Uganda. Included are “The Two Caskets,” “Andras Baive,” “The Girl-Fish,” “The Enchanted Wreath,” among others.

This was an enjoyable book to read. The stories were different and had a different feel that the earlier collections by Lang, and I looked forward to reading each one. Not many endings were odd, nor were they predictable.