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The Orange Fairy Book is the tenth volume in Andrew Lang’s influential Coloured Fairy Books series, first published in 1906. Lang compiled a selection of fairy tales from diverse cultural traditions, which were then translated and adapted for children. The collection is presented in large print, making it accessible and enjoyable for young readers and families looking for timeless tales of wonder and moral lesson.
First publish date: 1906
Genre: General Fiction/Anthologies
Authors: Andrew Lang
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