The Faery Tales of Weir by Anna McClure Sholl, Fiction, Horror & Ghost Stories, Fairy Tales & Folklore - Sholl, Anna Mcclure
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The nursery was high up under the eaves, so that the rest of the house seemed faraway -- a wonderful region where music might sound, or where, by stealing down, one might see fair ladies like the princesses of the tales smiling at gallant gentlemen. One's own mother might turn, indeed, into a princess just before it was time to go to bed, with white arms and jewels upon her neck. Then one fell asleep knowing that no day in Weir could be without its enchantment, whether the clouds seemed caught in the tree-tops, or the snow flew and made the red roofs white; or whether the sun danced on the…mehr

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The nursery was high up under the eaves, so that the rest of the house seemed faraway -- a wonderful region where music might sound, or where, by stealing down, one might see fair ladies like the princesses of the tales smiling at gallant gentlemen. One's own mother might turn, indeed, into a princess just before it was time to go to bed, with white arms and jewels upon her neck. Then one fell asleep knowing that no day in Weir could be without its enchantment, whether the clouds seemed caught in the tree-tops, or the snow flew and made the red roofs white; or whether the sun danced on the green lawns, for each day ended with a fry tale, and these are the tales of Weir.
Autorenporträt
Anna McClure Sholl was a popular American author recognized for her innovative storytelling and fascinating narratives. Her masterpiece, "The Faery Tales of Weir," is a fascinating collection of stories that take readers to the mythical land of Weir, where strange creatures and mystical beings live. In "The Faery Tales of Weir," Sholl creates a rich and vibrant world of enchantment and adventure by weaving together a tapestry of whimsy and wonder, borrowing influence from folklore and mythology. Each story in the collection demonstrates Sholl's aptitude for creating rich storylines and realistic characters, as well as her ability to imbue her stories with timeless themes such as love, courage, and redemption. Throughout the book, readers are exposed to a wide variety of faery tales, each of which provides a unique glimpse into the wonders of Weir and the lives of its residents. From daring expeditions and mystical encounters to tales of friendship and betrayal, "The Faery Tales of Weir" enchants readers of all ages with its enthralling storytelling and vivid illustrations. As readers read through the pages of "The Faery Tales of Weir," they are taken to a world where anything is possible and the line between fiction and reality blurs.