What's as bracing as a dram of Bruichladdich, but still appropriate for children? This epic adventure by Anthony Spaeth, featuring 70 fabulous, hand-painted illustrations by Marta Stawska. Tolkienesque at moments (The Adventures of Tom Bombadil; Farmer Giles of Ham), the story also has elements of an Arthurian legend and, of course, of Beowulf.

Howl of the Lambergoon

Meat For Tea Press

We are all familiar with the twelve zodiac signs, those powerful constellations among which the sun and moon rotate throughout the year, determining the fates of those born under them, as expounded by the learned astrologers through a process as opaque as it is inexplicable. But it turns out there are other zodiac signs, somewhat more disorganized, that have just as much predictive potency as their more popular cousins. Which is to say, none at all.

Fake Zodiac Signs: An Astro-illogical Guidebook

Urkowitz, Peter

Literature & Fiction

Winds are swirling in strange circles. Strange birds fly in strange flocks. The Isle of Mull . . . it may be cursed, so steer clear of its lochs.\nTold in rhyme and accompanied by Lavalle’s poignant illustrations, Mister Fingal is story of the MacNeill twins and their cruel visitor, Mister Fingal. Book 4 of 5 in the Gad the Zig series.

Mister Fingal: Gad the Zig, Book 4

Children's Books

SPAETH, ANTHONY

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

For Now: One Hundred 100-Word Stories

Sheirer, John

Contemporary

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