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The Orange Fairy Book (1906)

by Andrew Lang

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Series: Andrew Lang's Fairy Books (10)

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I love the Color Fairy Books edited by Andrew Lang. I read through the library collection in a few weeks when I was a kid. When I encountered the Orange Fairy Book at a used book sale, I immediately bought it.

So on the review - I read a few of these stories at night before bed. They are as great as I remember them. These stories were all new to me, with the exception of the Ugly Duckling. Some were better than others, but all were fun to read. This is a collection of fairy tales from around the world. From Africa to the American Indians, with many stories from Old World Europe.

Fun to read, easy tales to read before bed. Completely recommended. ( )
  TheDivineOomba | Jun 2, 2012 |
R. and I had better luck with this one than the blue fairy book, although as with any of these there's a wide range of tales. ( )
  navelos | Jan 31, 2009 |
For variety of location and origin, The Orange Fairy Book is one of the best collections Lang made. It has fairy tales from all over the world, and is a great addition to anyone studying how stories disseminate through cultures to every country. ( )
  makaiju | Dec 30, 2007 |
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Once upon a time, at the town of Senna on the banks of the Zambesi, was born a child.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0486219097, Paperback)

"The Magic Mirror," "The Two Caskets," "The Clever Cat," "The White Slipper," and "The Girl-Fish." 33 tales from Jutland, Rhodesia, Uganda, and various European traditions. 58 illustrations.

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Thirty-three fairy tales from the folklore of Rhodesia, Uganda, Denmark, Spain, Scandinavia, and Scotland.

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