Lang Lang Brown Fairy Tale

Author: Lang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Lang Brown Fairy Book collects thirty-two fairy tales, accompanied by dozens of exquisite illustrations. The tales include stories from Persia, Australia, Africa, Brazil, and Native American cultures, such as "The Boy Who Made a Magic Ball" telling how a witch uses a magic ball to lure children; the beautiful princess and handsome prince living and hiding in "The Oak House"; and the Japanese tale "The Mouse Daughter's Choice of Husband." These whimsical, intriguing, and thought-provoking fairy tales are captivating and rewarding to read. The book also includes several ancient Indian fairy tales, narrated by local indigenous people and edited by Major Campbell, such as "Goodness Rewarded" and "Destined Love." As a form of folklore, fairy tales are the oldest literary works of humankind. The magical and beautiful fairy tales bring children a kaleidoscope of imagination, especially the exquisite stories compiled by Andrew Lang, which make children's worlds even more colorful.