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What's also amusing is that the library has catalogued this under author Angelica Cottington and SISO classification code 908. Having raised my daughter on Cicely Mary Barker's flower fairy images and poems, this send-up had me rolling with laughter.
St Ann's Hospice aims to improve the quality of life for people living with life-limiting illnesses in Greater Manchester, whilst supporting their families and carers. Frankly, I bought the book for the artwork (and the awesome pressed fairy stickers that came with it! You will find yourself chuckling out loud as you envision her running around her lovely old English garden in her Victorian lace dress and petticoat smashing little faeries in between her little note books. I can only assume that a great many people won't pick up on it at all, though, so probably it won't have any effect for them.May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp. The pictures are amazing and the overall book is hilarious but the actual story is weird and quite horrifying.
I read this book when I was in middle school I think, but even now I look back at it as very well done and interesting. Not a lot of these books have images, so you're going to have to either read all them, or try to skim over them to see if there are any visuals you would like. This is written in a diary/memoir format, the text didn't keep me interested enough to read it carefully.
Personally, I love Terry Jones's strange yet very creative story and Brian Froud's magical artwork in this book.
padded boards, illustrated in lavish color throughout by Brian Froud and signed with a large drawing by him on the half-title. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.The Lady Cottington book series by multiple authors includes books Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Book, Lady Cottington's Fairy Album, and Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Letters. It's as if you drove a car at high speed through Fairy Land, and photographed the remains on your front windshield. These suggestive segments are rather graphic, yet the purposeful omission allows us to draw our own conclusions.
When she's younger the writing style reflects that and I didn't realise how twisted her action of squashing the fairies was quite till the end. Fine in padded pictorial boards designed to simulate the look of a scuffed leather diary or notebook.Angelica doesn't go into detail, but enough to give you suspicions about what happens and it's not pleasant. However, I liked it better when I reflected on it a bit more and saw that it was referring more to societal roles, places, etc.
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