Andrew Lang. The Olive Fairy Book. Illustrations by H.J. Ford. London, New York, Longmans, Green, 1907.
This week’s Andrew Lang fairy book is the second to last book of the series and it’s filled with whimsy and charm. There are dragons and serpents, oxen and camel, spiders and lots and lots of birds. I’ve included all the full-page drawings because each of them spoke to me in one way or another.
Frontispiece, The Olive Fairy Book
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via: The Internet Archive
cover photo via: Wikipedia
Link to last week’s The Crimson Fairy Book
Link to next week’s The Orange Fairy Book
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