The All Sorts of Stories Book
- 400 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Andrew Lang was a prolific Scots man of letters, whose legacy endures primarily through his extensive collections of folk and fairy tales. His fascination with folklore and history, sparked by the rugged landscapes of his youth, led him to preserve and share magical narratives for new generations. Lang not only revived declining interest in British fairy tales but also challenged contemporary views on their potential harm to children. His work, often accomplished in collaboration with his wife, revolutionized the perception of fairy tales and inspired parents to read them to their children.



A captivating collection of stories and legends of saints and heroes from around the world, compiled and edited by a team of renowned folklorists and scholars. This book includes tales of bravery, sacrifice, and spiritual enlightenment, from ancient times to the present day. It is a delightful and inspiring read for readers of all ages and backgrounds.
Remarkable leaders, whether of noble birth or humble origins, have shaped history and left lasting legacies. This collection features short stories about both well-known and obscure monarchs, offering a blend of truth and historical narrative. Compiled, translated, and edited by Andrew and Leonora Lang, it presents an engaging exploration of the lives of these influential figures, highlighting their impact across generations.