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Fairy Bible by Teresa Moorey Price: $14.95 BUY NOW Fairies of the water, air, and earth, the trees and flowers, the house and hearth: all these mysterious, elusive creatures materialize on the pages of this distinctively beautiful guide to fairyland. Illustrated throughout with captivating artwork in glorious color, it examines fairy legend and lore through the ages and leads us into fairy cities, landscapes, rings, and paths. Find out what clothes they wear (fairies can be fussy about their dress), what they like to eat and drink, and what plants and animals they cherish. Discover the secrets of fairy festivals, and the various names they like to be calledincluding the Little Folk and Good Neighbors. Altogether, its a privileged glimpse into a paradise that vibrates at a different frequency than oursand that few can ever see. This is a fully illustrated 400 page trade softcover book.

Faeries: 25th Anniversary Edition by Brian Froud (Illustrator), Alan Lee (Illustrator), David Larkin (Editor) Price: $24.95 BUY NOW This expanded version, like its predecessor, features pencil drawings and watercolors of mythical creatures, as well as brief descriptions of their origins and powers; it draws on a long history of phantasmagoric iconography in the generally occidental vein. It boasts new art and introductions by the artists, as well; in its silver anniversary, the bewitching quality of its content remains. Besides faeries, the authors also include renderings of many other denizens of faery land-goblins, dwarves and leprechauns, for instance-as well as stranger breeds, such as the Fachan, a one-armed, one-legged oddity from the Scotland highlands and the Jack-in-Irons, a "Yorkshire giant who haunts lonely roads." For the child learning the pleasures of magical worlds, or for adults who never forgot, this book remains a delight. 176 color and 38 b&w illustrations.

Fairies by Elizabeth Ratisseau (Editor) Price: $16.95 BUY NOW Fairies are both fascinating and elusive. This book does not pretend to be comprehensive, nor to reveal any new insights or final truths; rather, it is a gathering of wonderful pictures, accompanied by fairy lore drawn from folk tales, anthropology, poetry, and first hand reports. "Fairies" consists of five chapters. Four of the chapters are based on the commonest classification of fairies - earth, air, fire, and water. There is a final section on fairies in children's literature and its illustration, which draws upon The Blue Lantern Library of old children's books.

My Fairy Godmother (hc) by Samara Anjelae Price: $16.95 BUY NOW My Fairy Godmother, an imaginative gift book that journeys into the realm of fairies. A Fairy Godmother appears in the Wonder Window To help you discover the beauty, love, and spirit in all living creatures. An enchanting book that makes a fine gift for all ages. The captivating words of Samara Anjelae and graceful art by Martha-Elizabeth Ferguson enhance creativity and goodness. Hardcover

Twelve Wild Swans by Starhawk\Valentine Price: $16.00 BUY NOW The long-awaited continuation of the teachings of the best selling classic The Spiral Dance. A fairy tale about twelve wild swans is transformed into a set of instructions for an initiatory journey into the world of magic and Witchcraft. The sourcebook for circles, covens, and groups, this volume instructs on three levels -- the craft of magical training, inner-spiritual development, and outer work in the greater world. It will be a resource for all students, teachers, and leaders in the growing Goddess movement. Paperback, 326 pages.

~ Fairy Bookmark ~ Our Price: $10.95 BUY NOW Exquisitely detailed, this lovely art-nouveau fairy with wings keeps your place in your favorite book with style. 2 3/4" high, silver plated over lead-free pewter. This is also a nice gift item, perfect to mail in a card.

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