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Loading... The Runes of Elflandby Ari Berk
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Brian Froud's books - well, I buy them for the art This isn't Froud's best book, which is a shame, as I am a great fan of runes in general. I felt that the artwork wasn't up to par in a lot of the illustrations, and that there is something detached and overly wordy about the actual book itself. I would only recommend it for hardcore Froud fans. no reviews | add a review
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The book begins with several essays about runes, and then devotes four pages to each of the twenty-four runes. They are named by their meaning, not the rune names. Each includes a charm, stories relating to the rune, and then a section on "The Gift". Froud scatters the pages with pictures of elves/goblins. Each rune also has a full page, full color drawing relating to rune's meaning. (