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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A great source on these creatures with wonderful artwork. ( )My parents owned a copy of this book when I was a child. Although I was too young to read, I vividly remember looking at the pictures in this book and fervently admiring it. I never thought that when I grew up I would find my own copy of it. But I did! A delightful fictious romp through the world of gnomeology - this beautifully illustrated book paints a picture of the world of the gnome. As you read the book and study the pictures, you may begin to wonder whether that the author might have painted everything from life. It seems amazing that the vivid illustrations in the book came from someone's imagination. A work of art and a charming pasttime. I highly recommend it. love it! will spend hours looking through this book with my son when hes born, not that i need an excuse As beautiful as it is clever, this lavishly illustrated catalogue of the lives of gnomes around the globe is a treasure. It details the habits, customs, history and culture of gnomes, and also includes other creatures closely related to gnomes. Subtle humour and prescient messages about nature add the joy of owning this book. One of my aunts had this book when I was a child, and I spent what seemed like hours poring over it. I loved the ethnographic approach to folk creatures and the illustrations are great -- the diagram of the house especially kept my attention. I looked for gnomes in woods and gardens everywhere! no reviews | add a review
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