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THE MANY COLOURED FAIRY BOOKS of Andrew Lang
2018-07-06 in African folklore and Folk Tales, American Indian Folklore, Baltic Folklore and Fairy Tales, bedtime story, Burmese Folklore, Celtic Fairy Tales and Folklore, children’s stories, Eastern and Asian Folklore, Eastern European Folklore, fables, Fairy Tales, Fiction, Folk Tales and Folklore, Folklore, Inca Folklore, legends, Moral Tales, Native American Folklore, Norse Folklore, Russian Fairy and Folk Tales, Scandinavian Folklore and Fairy Tales, South American Folklore, Viking Folklore | Tags: Andrew lang, bedtime story, children’s stories, fairytales, folk tales, folklore, folklore myths and legends, H J Ford, illustrated, laughter, stories, tales, tales of fairies, woldwide | Leave a comment
We have created a dedicated area for the digitised illustrated works of Andrew Lang. In the main these consist of the Many Coloured Fairy Books plus his other illustrated works.
Of note are the Arabian Nights Entertainments – containing 32 tales from the 1001 Arabian Nights. These were selected and compiled by Andrew Lang and detail heroic figures such as Aladdin, Ali Baba, Sinbad, and others, whose luck and ingenuity carry them through perilous adventures.
Like the Grimm brothers, Andrew Lang collected fairytales from around the world. Where necessary he and his wife translated and retold them in English.
The publisher Longmans, Green and company, now a part of the Pearson publishing empire, teamed Lang up with illustrator H. J. Ford, and what a partnership it was. It was so good that during the late Victorian era the works by Andrew Lang outsold those created by the Grimms.
So, you’re invited to download and enjoy.
All eBooks only US1.99 or about £1.50, €1.70, A$2.69, NZ$2.93, INR137.01, ZAR26.99 depending on the rates of exchange.
URL/LINK: https://the-many-colored-fairy-books-of-andrew-lang.stores.streetlib.com/en/