"A fine choice for reading aloud or alone, rich in creatures more magical than frightening. (glossary) (Folk tales. 7-12)"
Lively yarn-spinning, delightful illustrations, and handsome bookmaking again make a winning combination in this follow-up to the creators' An Illustrated Treasury of Scottish Folk and Fairy Tales (2012).Read full book review >
"A genuinely beautiful collection that begs to be read aloud—or told—again and again. (Folk tales. 7-12)"
Some familiar tales and some that are less so make up this elegantly designed and produced collection with Scottish roots and branches.
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