"The Olive Fairy Book" is part of Andrew Lang's series of fairy tale collections known as the "Colored Fairy Books." It was published in 1907 and follows the same format as the other books in the series. Similar to the other volumes, "The Olive Fairy Book" features a collection of fairy tales from various cultures and traditions.Some of the fairy tales included in "The Olive Fairy Book" are:"The Story of Bela" - A young boy sets out on a quest to find his lost brothers and encounters various magical beings along the way."The Enchanted Head" - A prince embarks on a perilous journey to rescue a princess whose head has been enchanted and placed in a tower."The Fairy of the Dawn" - A shepherd falls in love with the beautiful Fairy of the Dawn and must overcome challenges to win her hand."The Boy Who Found Fear At Last" - A fearless boy seeks out fear itself and discovers its true nature."The Laughing Prince" - A prince with an unusual gift for laughter sets out to find a bride who can make him laugh.These are just a few examples of the fairy tales found in "The Olive Fairy Book." Like the other volumes in the series, it offers a delightful collection of stories from around the world, showcasing the enduring magic of fairy tales.