The Orange Fairy Book


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(4.6 stars; 114 reviews)

Step into a world of wonder with The Orange Fairy Book, a captivating collection of enchanting tales curated by Andrew Lang. This volume is part of his renowned series of "Coloured" Fairy Books, which brings together stories from diverse cultures, many of which were translated into English for the first time.

Within these pages, listeners will discover a rich tapestry of myths and legends, featuring magical creatures, brave heroes, and timeless lessons. Lang's selections, influenced by various international sources, showcase the beauty and variety of fairy tales, making them accessible to a new generation.

Illustrated by notable artists such as Henry J. Ford, this audiobook not only delights the ears but also the imagination, inviting listeners of all ages to explore the magic of storytelling. Join the journey through these classic tales that have inspired countless adaptations and continue to resonate with audiences today.

Chapters

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00 - Preface 5:50 Read by Paul Vinson Brown
01 - The Story of the Hero Makoma 16:04 Read by Neeru Iyer
02 - The Magic Mirror 12:51 Read by Neeru Iyer
03 - Story of the King Who Would See Paradise 6:25 Read by Neeru Iyer
04 - How Isuro the Rabbit Tricked Gudu 12:34 Read by Paul Vinson Brown
05 - Ian, the Soldier's Son 28:59 Read by jedopi
06 - The Fox and the Wolf 11:28 Read by Kathleen Costa
07 - How Ian Direach Got the Blue Falcon 20:21 Read by Cate Mackenzie
08 - The Ugly Duckling 24:23 Read by Julie VW
09 - The Two Caskets 21:52 Read by Heather Lawrence
10 - The Goldsmith's Fortune 6:52 Read by Puno
11 - The Enchanted Wreath 20:15 Read by Chris Caron
12 - The Foolish Weaver 4:35 Read by Kara Shallenberg (1969-2023)
13 - The Clever Cat 22:17 Read by Puno
14 - The Story of Manus 12:31 Read by Chris Caron
15 - Pinkel the Thief 21:12 Read by Chris Caron
16 - The Adventures of a Jackal 9:10 Read by Elli
17 - The Adventures of the Jackal's Eldest Son 7:45 Read by Elli
18 - The Adventures of the Younger Son of the Jackal 5:54 Read by Elli
19 - The Three Treasures of the Giants 19:42 Read by Kathy Liddle
20 - The Rover of the Plain 20:11 Read by Bellona Times
21 - The White Doe 44:00 Read by Gwendolyn Grace
22 - The Girl-Fish 18:57 Read by Puno
23 - The Owl and the Eagle 10:18 Read by Cap'n Pugwash
24 - The Frog and the Lion Fairy 39:43 Read by Laura McElree
25 - The Adventures of Covan the Brown-Haired 25:40 Read by Chris Caron
26 - The Princess Bella-Flor 17:20 Read by Gwendolyn Grace
27 - The Bird of Truth 21:30 Read by Bob Sherman
28 - The Mink and the Wolf 9:49 Read by VPeek
29 - Adventures of an Indian Brave 13:57 Read by Ted Nugent
30 - How the Stalos Were Tricked 12:30 Read by Maria Therese
31 - Andras Baive 10:57 Read by Alan Davis Drake (1945-2010)
32 - The White Slipper 26:06 Read by Gwendolyn Grace
33 - The Magic Book 18:46 Read by Robert White

Reviews

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(5 stars)

I loved this book so much. It has a lot of beautiful stories and the readers are great.


(5 stars)

stories are great. there is one guy who reads so terribly I skipped his stories. I also skipped the young lady with the very strong accent. but the rest are wonderful.

I love this series


(5 stars)

Very well read.

I love Lord of the Rings


(5 stars)

I like the idea of having different readers. But unfortunately some of the foreign accents make it hard to understand. I was kind of able to understand it . But Mrs Elli was almost in Possible to understand Recommend skipping those stories she talks soooooooooooooooo fast 💨. It hurts my brain. But I think the rest of the story was great and I loved it.

orange fairy book


(3.5 stars)

enjoyable and interesting stories most readers were great but here again is the guy who obviously doesn't bother to read the story before recorded it and so stumbles his way through the readings making it hard to make sense of the storyline.

Finally I found you!


(5 stars)

Thank you very much for posting this audiobook.


(4 stars)

I love it! ❤️💖💕💞 its so good! 😊👍☺️😌

great stories


(4.5 stars)

great stories. Terrible readers. love these stories but hate the readers