Fairy tales: Illustrations and new translation by Laurent Paul Sueur

Tale of Sir Gawain

The Children's Illustrated Book of Mythology

The Candlewick Book of Fairy Tales

The Dog Who Lost His Bark

Boy in Darkness

Tales from Old Ireland

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Fairy Tales of Ireland is a collection of enchanting stories compiled by the renowned Irish poet and playwright W.B. Yeats. The book celebrates the rich tradition of Irish folklore and captures the imagination with tales of fairies, leprechauns, and other mythical creatures. These stories, passed down through generations, explore themes of magic, adventure, love, and morality. Yeats's compilation not only preserves the cultural heritage of Ireland but also showcases the lyrical prose and deep appreciation for the mystical that is characteristic of his work. The book serves as a window into the supernatural world that has been a significant part of Irish storytelling and continues to fascinate readers around the globe.

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Fairy tales: Illustrations and new translation by Laurent Paul Sueur

Charles Perrault, W. B. Yeats, 1888

Tale of Sir Gawain

Charles Keeping, Neil Philip, 1987

The Children's Illustrated Book of Mythology

Nilesh Mistry, Neil Philip, 1995

The Candlewick Book of Fairy Tales

Sarah Hayes, P.J. Lynch, 1993

The Dog Who Lost His Bark

Eoin Colfer, P.J. Lynch, 2018

Boy in Darkness

Mervyn Peake, P.J. Lynch, 1956

Tales from Old Ireland

Malachy Doyle, 2000

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Ella Young, Maud Gonne, 1910