Andrew Lang's Fairy Books

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Andrew Lang's Fairy Books are a famous twelve-volume collection of fairy tale anthologies, each identified by a different color, that gathered and popularized traditional stories from around the world in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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instanceOf fairy tale anthology series
short story collection series
alsoKnownAs Andrew Lang's Colored Fairy Books NERFINISHED
author Andrew Lang NERFINISHED
containsWorkFrom African folklore
Arabic folklore
Brothers Grimm NERFINISHED
Charles Perrault NERFINISHED
French folklore
German folklore
Indian folklore
Japanese folklore
Madame d'Aulnoy NERFINISHED
Norse folklore
Russian folklore
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
editor Andrew Lang NERFINISHED
firstVolume The Blue Fairy Book NERFINISHED
format hardcover books
genre children's literature
fairy tales
folklore
hasPart The Blue Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Brown Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Crimson Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Green Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Grey Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Lilac Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Olive Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Orange Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Pink Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Red Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Violet Fairy Book NERFINISHED
The Yellow Fairy Book NERFINISHED
illustrationsBy various illustrators
impact helped establish a canon of classic fairy tales in English
influenced later fairy tale collections in English
language English
lastVolume The Lilac Fairy Book NERFINISHED
notableFor collecting stories from many cultures and countries
popularizing traditional fairy tales in the English-speaking world
numberOfVolumes 12
organizationalPrinciple each volume identified by a different color
primaryContributors Leonora Blanche Alleyne Lang NERFINISHED
publicationPeriodEnd 1910
publicationPeriodStart 1889
publisher Longmans, Green, and Co. NERFINISHED
sourceType retellings of oral and literary fairy tales
targetAudience children
general readers interested in folklore
timePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century

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Andrew Lang hasPartInSeries Andrew Lang's Fairy Books