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The Red Fairy Book

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The Red Fairy Book is a fairy tale collection published in 1890 and edited by Andrew Lang. It is the second volume in Lang's Coloured Fairy Books series, bringing together stories from French, Russian, Danish, and Romanian traditions and Norse mythology.

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Recommended age: 10+ (AI estimate)
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