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Cover of Faery Tale: One Woman's Search for Enchantment in a Modern World

Faery Tale: One Woman's Search for Enchantment in a Modern World

โœ Scribed by Pike, Signe

Book ID
107805103
Publisher
Penguin Group US
Year
2010
Tongue
English
Weight
220 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781101444924

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

โœฆ Synopsis

_One of Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2010 _

A skeptic's search for magic, one faery at a time.

In search of something to believe in again, Signe Pike left behind a career in Manhattan to undertake a magical journey-literally. In a sweeping tour through England, Ireland, Scotland, and beyond, she takes readers to dark glens and abandoned forests, ancient sacred sites, and local pubs, seeking those who might still believe in the mysterious beings we've relegated to the dusty corners of our childhood imaginations: faeries. But as Signe attempts to connect with the spirit world, she'll come to view herself and the world around her in a profoundly new way.

Engaging and full of heart, Faery Tale is more than a memoir-it's the story of rekindling that spark of belief that makes even the most skeptical among us feel like a kid again.

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