

Loading... Good faeries/Bad faeries (1998)by Brian Froud, Terri Windling (Editor)
![]() None No current Talk conversations about this book. nice artwork but very similar to his other book. Library borrow; great drawings. inspiration for kids fancy dress. I enjoyed the illustrations in this book. Lush might be a word to describe them. I also enjoyed the references to faery lore from other places and times. I think others might enjoy the playfulness/seriousness of the text and descriptions of the faeries attributes, though I found them wearing. It's possible that the fact that it all smacked so much of Animism, which I don't subscribe to in any form, was what tired me of it. anything of brian or wendy frouds work is amazing and up lifting making you feel like a child again full of hope and happiness no reviews | add a review
Good Faeries/Bad Faeries gives an insight in to the imagination of the artist, and into the mystical worl d that lies deep within the human psyche. ' No library descriptions found.
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![]() GenresNo genres Melvil Decimal System (DDC)398.45 — Social sciences Customs, Etiquette, Folklore Folklore Paranatural and legendary phenomena as subjects of folklore Paranormal beings of human and semihuman formLC ClassificationRatingAverage:![]()
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Bad faeries are bringers of misfortune, they are dark and mysterious and mischievous by nature. They often bring bad luck into our lives, bestowing curses on those foolish enough to cross their paths. Preying on our vulnerabilities, they are to blame for sickness and madness.
Good Faeries/Bad Faeries all have more in common then you might believe. A pixie blessing may have unintended consequences and a bogle curse may bring unexpected gifts. A beautiful and insightful look into the light and dark side of these elusive and magical beings that are as complex and individual as you or I. (