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Here There Be Witches (1995)

by Jane Yolen

Other authors: David Wilgus (Illustrator)

Series: Here There Be...

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Presents an illustrated collection of sixteen stories and poems about witches, wizards, and warlocks.
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I've always been a Yolen fan, but haven't read many of her story collections. We got really lucky at our recent Friends of the Library book sale, and this copy of Here There Be Witches was available along with some poetry books. Jane Yolen has been known for her magical tales, and here is an excellent showcase of such skill. I enjoyed the whimsical imaginings paired with darker tones, and found myself re-reading a couple of the stories included in this collection immediately after finishing the entire volume. Recommended for older kids to adults, this is a fine read for the bleak times, and the good. ( )
  walksaloneatnight | Feb 24, 2015 |
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Think of a witch story and you think of Hansel and Gretel.
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