The Orange Fairy Book Part 2

· 문학일독
Ebook
293
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About this ebook

This part starts with the jackal tales and expands into giants’ treasures, enchanted animals, fairy beings, princesses, truth-seeking birds, brave warriors, tricked monsters, northern legends, white slippers, and a magic book. The second half feels wider and more magical, focusing on trials, clever victories, hidden truth, rescue, and the triumph of the small or overlooked.
This part starts with the jackal tales and expands into giants’ treasures, enchanted animals, fairy beings, princesses, truth-seeking birds, brave warriors, tricked monsters, northern legends, white slippers, and a magic book. The second half feels wider and more magical, focusing on trials, clev...

About the author

Andrew Lang was a Scottish writer and folklorist best known for collecting and retelling fairy tales and legends from around the world. He gained widespread recognition through the “Color Fairy Books,” which presented diverse stories in an engaging and accessible way. In addition to his work in folklore, he was also active as a literary critic and translator, introducing classical works and myths to modern readers. His writings go beyond simple storytelling, serving as a bridge between cultures and imagination. His works continue to be enjoyed by both children and adults today.

Andrew Lang was a Scottish writer and folklorist best known for collecting and retelling fairy tales and legends from around the world. He gained widespread recognition through the “Color Fairy Books,” which presented diverse stories in an engaging and accessible way. In addition to his work in f...

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