Books like The Crimson Fairy Book by Andrew Lang
Andrew Lang’s *The Crimson Fairy Book* assembles twenty‑four enchanting tales sourced from diverse regions, including Hungary, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Tunisia, Finland, Iceland, Japan, and Sicily. The anthology presents a cross‑cultural exploration of folklore, offering young readers a window into varied magical traditions and storytelling styles.
First publish date: 1903
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Andrew Lang
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