Fairies (pre-order)
Adele Nozedar
Found in: Remember When
Hardback 304 pages
ISBN: 9781844680870
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Adele Nozedar
Found in: Remember When
Hardback 304 pages
ISBN: 9781844680870
Published: 31 May 2012
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add to Wishlist From Shakespeare’s Queen of the Fairies to the Flower Fairies and the Christmas Fairy, the magical creatures have enchanted centuries of people. This book explores what makes fairies, elves and imps so special. These winged creatures have given their names to many words and phrases as one of the chapters reveals and we’ve been entranced by fairies since fairy tales introduced us to Fairy Godmothers. The main part of the book is an A-Z featuring thousands of fairies and their male counterparts. Each short biography will have a symbol to show where they found their fame, whether in books, films, cartoons or, like Fairy Liquid, brands and advertising.
Did you know?
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle believed in fairies and was taken in by a photograph which two little girls faked of fairies in Cottingley – which he published in The Strand Magazine
• Dandelion seeds are known as fairies
• Fairy Lights were invented for Gilbert & Sullivan’s Iolanthe
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• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle believed in fairies and was taken in by a photograph which two little girls faked of fairies in Cottingley – which he published in The Strand Magazine
• Dandelion seeds are known as fairies
• Fairy Lights were invented for Gilbert & Sullivan’s Iolanthe
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About Adele Nozedar
Adele Nozedar is a former record producer and the author of Secret Language of Birds and Element Encyclopedia of Secret Signs and Symbols. Adele owns a New Age shop in Hay on Wye. She lives in Torpantau, near the Brecon Beacons in Wales.



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