The Golden Book of Faerie

[PDF] The Golden Book of Faerie | by ↠ O.R. Melling - The Golden Book of Faerie, The Golden Book of Faerie Large format compendium of The Hunter s Moon revised edition The Summer King The Light Bearer s Daughter The Book of Dreams
  • Title: The Golden Book of Faerie
  • Author: O.R. Melling
  • ISBN: 9780143051329
  • Page: 407
  • Format: Book

[PDF] The Golden Book of Faerie | by ↠ O.R. Melling, The Golden Book of Faerie, O.R. Melling, The Golden Book of Faerie Large format compendium of The Hunter s Moon revised edition The Summer King The Light Bearer s Daughter The Book of Dreams [PDF] The Golden Book of Faerie | by ↠ O.R. Melling - The Golden Book of Faerie, The Golden Book of Faerie Large format compendium of The Hunter s Moon revised edition The Summer King The Light Bearer s Daughter The Book of Dreams
  • [PDF] The Golden Book of Faerie | by ↠ O.R. Melling
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The Golden Book of Faerie

About Author

  1. Born in Ireland, raised and educated in Toronto, Canada along with my seven sisters and two brothers, now living back in Ireland again I have a beautiful daughter, Findabhair, doing her M.A in Marine Biology and a beautiful cat, Emma, who would love to eat the fish Finn great name for a marine biologist, eh wants to protect My favourite author of all time is CS Lewis I ve read everything he ever wrote including non fiction and adult fiction, but the Chronicles of Narnia are the best of all.

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  1. The Golden Book of Faerie is actually a series of four novels put together in one volume The first book in this volume is The Hunters Moon I enjoyed reading this book It was a good introduction to the main characters in this series This first novel is unpredictable and hard to determine what will happen next This first novel contains some Irish Celtic mythology, how I determined this was the mention of two Celtic Gods named Finvarra and Crom Cruac, who is also known as the worm.t really sure why [...]

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  2. I tried I really tried The plot is just too flat The characters too rushed into emotions I could not feel any connection to the characters, if anything I found them annoying I have read many fantasy books and these ones just don t grip me I like the authors description of the places and you can tell he did his research.

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  3. An absolutely stunning series based around old English and Irish folklore When I read these books I feel like I have fallen back in time, into a wonderful and especially terrifying and beautiful at the same time, world You can t help but wish that it was you in the place of the main characters Captivating, moving, and amazingly beautiful in detail and writing I loved the first three books in the series However, in the last book, The Book of Dreams, my favor for these books waned I wasn t as fasc [...]

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  4. I have to be honest , I only read the first book out of the four included in the 4in1 , I did find the book somewhat enjoyable and if I were younger I m sure I would have liked it A great book for someone who is just starting to enjoy reading fantasy however if you have experience in this type of read you may find it a bit dull and under developed.

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  5. This book captured me from the first few pages of the first story The ending of the last story made me cry you really feel like you get to know these characters through time, and each of the 4 stories are very compelling and unique in their own way This is a book for lovers of fairylore of all ages

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  7. Love love love One of my favourite series when I was younger, and still is Ireland and Faerie seem just magical but there is also such a great mix of Canadian characters and culture.

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