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Pink Fairy Book by Andrew Lang
R300
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The Pink Fairy Book by Andrew Lang, published in 1982 by Kestrel/Viking, is a beautiful hardcover edition from Lang’s celebrated Fairy Books series. This particular book is the 11th volume in the series, and like the others, it features a collection of fairy tales from around the world. The 1982 edition, like those published by Kestrel/Viking, is known for its high-quality production, which often includes beautiful illustrations and a durable hardcover binding—features that make it especially attractive to collectors.
The Pink Fairy Book contains stories from a wide range of cultures, and the tales are characterized by magical creatures, transformations, and often moral lessons. Some of the stories featured in this book include The White Cat, The Magic Mirror, The Iron Stove, and The Three Princes of Serendip. These tales typically explore themes of adventure, good triumphing over evil, and the power of kindness and intelligence.
The Kestrel/Viking editions from the early 1980s are well-regarded for their vivid, captivating illustrations, which were created by talented artists to complement the whimsical and enchanting nature of the stories.
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