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Designed for children and young adventurers, this notebook offers structured guidance on spotting and understanding faerie phenomena. Sections cover developing the Sight, protective charms, suggested gear, and ways to recognize nearby faeries. It also includes brief accounts of mythical beings such as goblins, brownies, sprites, dragons, and more—drawn from faerie watchers worldwide. Each section provides ample blank space for readers to document their own observations.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Tony DiTerlizzi
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