Flossie McFluff

An Irish Fairy

Häftad, Engelska, 2021

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In a deep leafy wood, by a slow-moving stream,Where butterflies flutter through golden sunbeams,Lives a beautiful fairy called Flossie McFluff.She’s tiny and shiny, but Flossie is tough.She has magical powers; she knows magic words;And she cares for the trees and the bees and the birds.Wee Flossie lives high in an ancient oak tree,And lives for adventure, as we shall soon see …Three stories in rhyme about a little fairy who looks after the forest.In the first tale, she gives some litter louts a scare, then she helps a lonely banshee find some friends, and finally helps her leprechaun friend Paddy Potts find his missing gold.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2021-04-12
Mått205 x 256 x 4 mm
Vikt175 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Läsålder3-6 år
SerieFlossie McFluff
Antal sidor32
FörlagO'Brien Press Ltd
IllustratörDowling, Audrey
ISBN9781788492188

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Eoin O’Brien is a songwriter and musician, a writer and illustrator. He enjoys nothing more than a good old singsong around a kitchen table or a bonfire. He lives in beautiful Finglas in north Dublin, and has two fantastic children.Audrey Dowling is a French artist and illustrator living in County Kilkenny. She initially pursued a career in the fashion industry in Paris but somehow ended up in the Irish countryside. Her surroundings inspire her work, as well as folklore from all cultures, fairy tales and vintage imagery. Her universe is colourful and narrative, often praised as graceful and poetic.

The colourful illustrations are intricate in detail and each page is framed or decorated with traditional Celtic symbols where the meeting of these features echo the fluid nature and aesthetic of the artwork found in The Book of Kells. This is a charming collection of rhythmic stories that couples as a practical and engaging introduction to young readers about the necessity of cadence and flow in the read and enjoyment of poetry. Recommended for three- to seven-year-olds