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First volume of Lang's acclaimed 12-volume collection of fairy tales, published in 1889
Anonymous
Posted October 24, 2008
In the description of the 1st World Publishing edition of this book, it states that the book contains 138 original black and white illustrations, but it contains none! What a disappointment.
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Posted June 14, 2007
This is the kind of book that every child should have in his or her personal library. It is as good as The Arabian Nights but, unfortunately, not as well known. Buy it for your kids and see how happy and excited it makes them.
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Posted November 12, 2005
This book was originally first published in the 1890's. The story-telling style and re-printed art reflect the original. The stories are extremely imaginative and well-written. This is a treasure to grow up with, and will ensure a vast imagination for your young one. Everyone should be so fortunate !
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Posted January 22, 2012
Echostar, I have a secret I need to tell u. Its about a prphecy involing every clan
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Posted September 22, 2011
I gave it a five because the stories are amazing and timeless. I don't like that they don't have any pictures. If you want to see the original book with the pictures go to google book previews. They have the whole book with the original pictures. Other than that, this is an amazing book that I'm afraid doesn't get much credit these days and that's probably due to the racism that some stories show. I read this book and my parents read this book but kids nowadays don't get to read the original tales, only the cleaned up tales. I wish they would sell these in leather bound or at least hard cover. Oh well...
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Posted July 1, 2011
I rread this for the first time in the second grade. The stories stuck with me even thoigh my memory was vague. I've been searching for uears and now I get too read it again :)
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Overview
Finest stories from around the world--most of them old favorites: 'Sleeping Beauty,' 'Rumpelstiltskin,' 'Cinderella,' 'The Arabian Nights,' 33 more. Includes original 138 color illustrations.First volume of Lang's acclaimed 12-volume collection of fairy tales, published in 1889