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British Fairy Tales

(Fairy Tales from the British Isles)

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Author(s):Amabel Williams-Ellis
Illustrator(s):Pauline Baynes
Publisher(s): Blackie & Son
Year Published: 1976
Type: Hardcover
Softcover
Genre: British
Fairy Tales - Classic
Age Range: Ages 7-9: Short Chapter Books
Pages: 168
This is an All-Time Great Children's Book (ATGCB)
This is an Anthology
ISBN-10: 0216902304
ISBN-13: 9780216902305
OCLC: 873275908

Description

This is the first part of Fairy Tales from the British Isles and is a collection of British fairy tales.

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Other Editions

Fairy Tales from the British Isles (1960)

A collection of classic fairy tales.

Publisher: Blackie and Son Limited
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Fairy Tales from the British Isles (1976)

A collection of British fairy tales.

Publisher: Blackie and Son Limited
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Other Sequels

More British Fairy Tales (1965)

This is the second part of Fairy Tales from the British Isles, a collection of British fairy tales.

Publisher: Blackie and Son Limited
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More British Fairy Tales (1976)

Nineteen fairy tales from British sources.

Publisher: Blackie and Son Limited
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