The Red Fairy Book

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The Red Fairy Book is a classic 19th-century collection of European and other traditional fairy tales compiled and edited by Scottish folklorist Andrew Lang.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
fairy tale collection
short story collection
author Andrew Lang
centuryOfPublication 19th century
compiler Andrew Lang
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
editor Andrew Lang
editorNationality Scottish
followedBy The Green Fairy Book
follows The Blue Fairy Book
genre children's literature
fairy tale
folklore
hasPart "Catherine and her Destiny"
"How the Hermit Helped to Win the King's Daughter"
"Jack and the Beanstalk"
"Rapunzel"
linked to: Rapunzel

"Rumpelstiltzkin"
linked to: Rumpelstiltskin

"The Bird 'Grip'"
"The Black Thief and Knight of the Glen"
"The Blue Mountains"
"The Brown Bear of Norway"
"The Cunning Shoemaker"
"The Death of Koschei the Deathless"
"The Death of the Sun-hero"
"The Dirty Shepherdess"
"The Emperor's New Clothes"
"The Enchanted Pig"
"The Enchanted Ring"
"The Enchanted Watch"
"The Girl-Fish"
"The Glass Mountain"
linked to: The Glass Mountain

"The Golden Blackbird"
"The Golden Branch"
"The Golden Goose"
linked to: The Golden Goose

"The Golden Lads"
"The Goose-girl"
linked to: The Goose Girl

"The King Who Would Have a Beautiful Wife"
"The King of the Golden Mountain"
"The Little Lame Fox"
"The Little Match Girl"
"The Little Soldier"
"The Magic Swan"
"The Man Without a Heart"
"The Master Cat"
linked to: The Master Cat

"The Master Thief"
"The Nettle Spinner"
"The Nixy"
"The Prince and the Dragon"
"The Red Shoes"
linked to: The Red Shoes

"The Six Sillies"
linked to: The Three Sillies

"The Snow-queen"
linked to: The Snow Queen

"The Story of Sigurd"
"The Story of the Fisherman and his Wife"
"The Three Bears"
linked to: The Three Bears

"The Three Brothers"
"The Three Dogs"
"The Three Dwarfs"
"The Three Feathers"
"The Three Heads of the Well"
"The Three Little Pigs"
"The Three Princesses of Whiteland"
"The Tinder-box"
"The True History of Little Golden Hood"
"The Twelve Brothers"
linked to: The Twelve Brothers

"The Twelve Dancing Princesses"
"The Twin Brothers"
"The Voice of Death"
"The Water of Life"
"The Water of Youth"
linked to: Fountain of Youth

"The White Duck"
"The White Wolf"
"The Wizard King"
"The Wonderful Sheep"
"The Wonderful Tune"
illustrator Henry Justice Ford
intendedAudience children
language English
mediaType print
partOf Andrew Lang's Coloured Fairy Books
publicationYear 1890
publisher Longmans, Green, and Co.
series Andrew Lang's Fairy Books
subjectMatter European fairy tales
traditional tales

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Andrew Lang notableWork The Red Fairy Book
The Yellow Fairy Book followsInSeries The Red Fairy Book
The Blue Fairy Book followedBy The Red Fairy Book
Leonora Blanche Alleyne notableWork The Red Fairy Book
Andrew Lang's Fairy Books hasPart The Red Fairy Book