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Orphans Of Eldorado - Milton Hatoum - Paperback
Arminto Cordovil lives in Eldorado with his father Amando in a white mansion. Theirs is a relationship full of passion & ambition. Separating father & son is a remarkable cast of characters, from Angelina, the dead mother, to Denisio, the infernal boatman, & at the centre, Dinaura, a girl who bewitches Arminto & dreams of Eldorado.
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Visions Of Isobel Gowdie: Magic, Shamanism & Witchcraft In Seventeenth-Century Scotland - Emma Wilby - Paperback
Among historians, the confessions of Isobel Gowdie are celebrated for providing an insight into the way fairy beliefs and witch beliefs interacted in the early modern mind; more controversially, they are also cited as evidence for the existence of Shamanistic visionary traditions, of pre-Christian origin, in Scotland in this period.
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Haunted Places Of Scotland - Martin Coventry - Paperback
With over 600 sites covered, this book presents tales of ghosts, phantoms and bogles connected with Scotland's mansions, old houses, castles, abbeys, churches, theatres, hospitals, pubs and inns.
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Scottish Ghosts - Lily Seafield - Paperback
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Tales From African Dreamtime - Magdalene Sacranie - Hardback
From the wild plains of Sudan to a village in Cameroon, this collection of stories gather together folk tales from many different African traditions. Each story is narrated in a lively, conversational style and accompanied by vibrant colour illustrations
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Tales From Braemore: Caithness Legends And Mysteries - Robert P. Gunn - Paperback
Robert Gunn has selected a number of tales and historical events with links to or origins in Caithness.
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Girl Meets Boy - Ali Smith - Paperback
'Girl Meets Boy' is a novel from the pen of Ali Smith, author of 'Free Love and Other Stories', 'Like', and 'The Accidental'.
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Tales Of Loch Ness - Stuart McHardy - Paperback
Nessie is certainly the most famous myth surrounding Loch Ness but she is not the only one. Find out more about this magical place with stories, myths and legends to delight and entertain.
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Scottish Folk And Fairy Tales: From Burns To Buchan - Paperback
Scotland has a rich tradition of native storytelling, and this lively collection contains a variety of fairy tales, folk tales and legends.
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Pilgrims Of The Mist - Sheila Stewart - Paperback
Sheila Stewart, singer, storyteller and author, is one of the last in the line of Scotland's travelling people. Here, she gathers from family and friends this collection of travellers' tales. These are the stories that she and her parents used to listen to by the camp fire as the shadows of night clustered around.
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