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The fairy atlas: fairy folk of the world

By Anna Claybourne

Maps reveal where magical creatures hide—but what secrets connect their tales across the world?

magical · informative · mysterious · beautifully illustrated

Genres

Non-fiction Fairy Tales Mythology

What is The fairy atlas: fairy folk of the world about?

Discover the hidden fairy folk of the world in this illustrated atlas of magical creatures, myths and mysteries. Meet tiny fairies, towering giants, mischievous goblins and shy forest gnomes from places including Cornwall, Spain, Germany and Canada. Maps show where different beings are said to live, while special features explore fairy magic, folklore and reported sightings. Along the way, enjoy short retellings of enchanting tales and learn how stories about fairy folk have travelled across cultures and continents.

About the author

Anna Claybourne is a British author who has written hundreds of books for children, covering everything from science and nature to fairy tales and myths. She is well known for her book '100 Most Disgusting Things on the Planet' and loves making learning fun and exciting for young readers just like you.

Pages

48 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2022

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