Here you will find stories of an enchanted watch, the Golden Blackbird, Jorinde and Joringel, the shoes of swiftness, that were worn later by Jack the Giant-Killer and perennial favourites like the three little pigs. These fairy tales are the oldest stories in the world. They were first made by men, who were childlike, for their own amusement, and so they amuse children still. While these stories were made to amuse, they also teach goodness, unselfishness, courage and morals.

Here you will find stories of an enchanted watch, the Golden Blackbird, Jorinde and Joringel, the shoes of swiftness, that were worn later by Jack the Giant-Killer and perennial favourites like the three little pigs. These fairy tales are the oldest stories in the world. They were first made by men, who were childlike, for their own amusement, and so they amuse children still. While these stories were made to amuse, they also teach goodness, unselfishness, courage and morals.

Here you will find stories of an enchanted watch, the Golden Blackbird, Jorinde and Joringel, the shoes of swiftness, that were worn later by Jack the Giant-Killer and perennial favourites like the three little pigs. These fairy tales are the oldest stories in the world. They were first made by men, who were childlike, for their own amusement, and so they amuse children still. While these stories were made to amuse, they also teach goodness, unselfishness, courage and morals.

Here you will find stories of an enchanted watch, the Golden Blackbird, Jorinde and Joringel, the shoes of swiftness, that were worn later by Jack the Giant-Killer and perennial favourites like the three little pigs. These fairy tales are the oldest stories in the world. They were first made by men, who were childlike, for their own amusement, and so they amuse children still. While these stories were made to amuse, they also teach goodness, unselfishness, courage and morals.

Here you will find stories of an enchanted watch, the Golden Blackbird, Jorinde and Joringel, the shoes of swiftness, that were worn later by Jack the Giant-Killer and perennial favourites like the three little pigs. These fairy tales are the oldest stories in the world. They were first made by men, who were childlike, for their own amusement, and so they amuse children still. While these stories were made to amuse, they also teach goodness, unselfishness, courage and morals.

This was meant to be the third and last of Andrew Lang's Fairy Books of many colours. Fortunately for us it wasn't. First there was the Blue Fairy Book; then when Victorian children asked for more, the Red Fairy Book; and, when they wanted more still, the Green Fairy Book was put together. The stories in all the books are borrowed from many countries; France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Scotland, England and even one rare Chinese tale. However much these nations differ over policy and ideology, all their children agree to liking fairy tales. As we grow up, we dismiss or forget the fairy tales of our youth and the lessons they taught. But grandparents have long memories and the responsibility falls on them to tell them to their grandchildren: and when they, in their turn, become grandparents, they remember them, and tell them also. In this way these tales are older than reading and writing, far older than printing. The oldest fairy tales ever written down were written down in Egypt, in about Jos

This was meant to be the third and last of Andrew Lang's Fairy Books of many colours. Fortunately for us it wasn't. First there was the Blue Fairy Book; then when Victorian children asked for more, the Red Fairy Book; and, when they wanted more still, the Green Fairy Book was put together. The stories in all the books are borrowed from many countries; France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Scotland, England and even one rare Chinese tale. However much these nations differ over policy and ideology, all their children agree to liking fairy tales. As we grow up, we dismiss or forget the fairy tales of our youth and the lessons they taught. But grandparents have long memories and the responsibility falls on them to tell them to their grandchildren: and when they, in their turn, become grandparents, they remember them, and tell them also. In this way these tales are older than reading and writing, far older than printing. The oldest fairy tales ever written down were written down in Egypt, in about Jos

This was meant to be the third and last of Andrew Lang's Fairy Books of many colours. Fortunately for us it wasn't. First there was the Blue Fairy Book; then when Victorian children asked for more, the Red Fairy Book; and, when they wanted more still, the Green Fairy Book was put together. The stories in all the books are borrowed from many countries; France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Scotland, England and even one rare Chinese tale. However much these nations differ over policy and ideology, all their children agree to liking fairy tales. As we grow up, we dismiss or forget the fairy tales of our youth and the lessons they taught. But grandparents have long memories and the responsibility falls on them to tell them to their grandchildren: and when they, in their turn, become grandparents, they remember them, and tell them also. In this way these tales are older than reading and writing, far older than printing. The oldest fairy tales ever written down were written down in Egypt, in about Jos

This was meant to be the third and last of Andrew Lang's Fairy Books of many colours. Fortunately for us it wasn't. First there was the Blue Fairy Book; then when Victorian children asked for more, the Red Fairy Book; and, when they wanted more still, the Green Fairy Book was put together. The stories in all the books are borrowed from many countries; France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Scotland, England and even one rare Chinese tale. However much these nations differ over policy and ideology, all their children agree to liking fairy tales. As we grow up, we dismiss or forget the fairy tales of our youth and the lessons they taught. But grandparents have long memories and the responsibility falls on them to tell them to their grandchildren: and when they, in their turn, become grandparents, they remember them, and tell them also. In this way these tales are older than reading and writing, far older than printing. The oldest fairy tales ever written down were written down in Egypt, in about Jos

This was meant to be the third and last of Andrew Lang's Fairy Books of many colours. Fortunately for us it wasn't. First there was the Blue Fairy Book; then when Victorian children asked for more, the Red Fairy Book; and, when they wanted more still, the Green Fairy Book was put together. The stories in all the books are borrowed from many countries; France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Scotland, England and even one rare Chinese tale. However much these nations differ over policy and ideology, all their children agree to liking fairy tales. As we grow up, we dismiss or forget the fairy tales of our youth and the lessons they taught. But grandparents have long memories and the responsibility falls on them to tell them to their grandchildren: and when they, in their turn, become grandparents, they remember them, and tell them also. In this way these tales are older than reading and writing, far older than printing. The oldest fairy tales ever written down were written down in Egypt, in about Jos

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

In this unique volume you will read of "Elidyr's Sojourn in Fairy-Land", "Einion and the Lady of the Greenwood" and "The Drowning of the Bottom Hundred" plus ninety more. Here it may be remarked that the style of the originals has been left largely untouched.

In this unique volume you will read of "Elidyr's Sojourn in Fairy-Land", "Einion and the Lady of the Greenwood" and "The Drowning of the Bottom Hundred" plus ninety more. Here it may be remarked that the style of the originals has been left largely untouched.

In this unique volume you will read of "Elidyr's Sojourn in Fairy-Land", "Einion and the Lady of the Greenwood" and "The Drowning of the Bottom Hundred" plus ninety more. Here it may be remarked that the style of the originals has been left largely untouched.

In this unique volume you will read of "Elidyr's Sojourn in Fairy-Land", "Einion and the Lady of the Greenwood" and "The Drowning of the Bottom Hundred" plus ninety more. Here it may be remarked that the style of the originals has been left largely untouched.

In this unique volume you will read of "Elidyr's Sojourn in Fairy-Land", "Einion and the Lady of the Greenwood" and "The Drowning of the Bottom Hundred" plus ninety more. Here it may be remarked that the style of the originals has been left largely untouched.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.

HEREIN are 33 tales, stories and legends, once again compiled and translated by the late, great Andrew Lang - Britains answer to the Grimm Brothers. Here you will find tales like THE SHIFTY LAD, THE FALSE PRINCE AND THE TRUE, THE ENCHANTED DEER, THE WONDERFUL TUNE, THE CASTLE OF KERGLAS, THE BONES OF DJULUNG and many, many more. As can be seen from the titles, these tales and stories are less well-known than our perennial favourites, which makes this volume even more unique, as it is not likely that these stories have been seen or heard for many-a-year, except by the most serious of folklorists.