The Fairy Bible: The Definitive Guide to the World of Fairies (Mind Body Spirit Bibles, 13)

Such a cute phone book about the fairies, different stories and tales absolutely loved so cute and whimsical fun for any age

Came in perfect condition and on the exact day it was supposed to! This book is not only useful but it has plenty of images of the many different fairies, gods, dragons, etc. I wasn't expecting to find gods in this book like Thor, Prometheus & Thoth but was pleasantly surprised to find them in there. I highly recommend this book for young teens all the way up to adults. I'm almost 60 years old and bought this for myself and I just love it.

The grandchild loved it.

I love how there's so much fairy lore and legend that I haven't read about or known that is included in this book :) I had thought of myself as being fairly well versed in fairy tales and legends, but I had no idea that the tunes of The Londonderry Air (the tune of Oh Danny Boy) and of The Fairy Dance of Scotland were from the Good Neighbors. And there are so very many pieces of lore that I hadn't known which are woven throughout the familiar details written into these pages. Details I recall reading about from books when I was a teenager (I'm in my 30's now). The pictures are whimsical and cute :) For any person who still makes wishes and leaves little gifts for the Good Folk, or for anyone who wants to learn a little more about the legends that inspire so many writers and creators these days, I would recommend this book. :)

Once again, another spectacular book from the bible series. I found this book to be absolutely delightful, if not a bit educational. I have read other books on fairies and actually already knew most of what I found in this book; however, I am still glad to have added it to my collection as it is perfect for loaning out to beginners and for quick reference. Though the intent of the text is to teach people how to incorporate the Fair Folk into their lives and work with them as spiritual companions, the bulk of the book is dedicated to fairy lore from various cultures, making it a good read even for people with no interest in contacting the Good People. Overall, the book has a new age, feel good vibe to it with definite Pagan undertones. I liked a lot of the author's ideas for connecting with the fairies, like creating fairy altars, and I think people of any faith can put them to use. The only problem I had, which is why this book gets four stars instead of five, is that the author completely overlooks the dangerous side of the Fae and gives no information about the rules of proper human-fay etiquette. Other than that, this book is a great addition to the library of any fairyphile or fan of the series.

If you REALLY want to know about fairies, then this is the book you need to read! I knew that there where quite a few types of nature spirits but I did not know there were that many! This book is filled to the brim with fairy knowledge including what they like to eat, wear, what to do and what not to do as to not offend them, and last be not least: how to find, attract and connect with them. What impressed me the most was the authors (correct) knowledge of the old ways. Getting to the TRUE base of fairies and not the reversed hoo-haa that a certain religion has lead many to believe. Again, I HIGHLY recommend this book!

I love the illustrations! This book describes different fairies and gives readers concise descriptions in a whimsical fashion. I’ve had this book for years and I still read it and use it often for writing inspiration!

I also have the mythical creatures bible and they both are so informative and have beautiful artwork

Excellent reference book.

Enjoying this light hearted book. Very informative for fairy followers

Bin collection of Fairy Storys and different kinds of fair folk, very interesting and full of lovely artworks

Bonito libro

Muy hermoso libro. Siempre había soñado con algo similar desde que era niña. Sin embargo, tiene detalles erróneos que deben destacarse, por ejemplo menciona a Thor como un hada del tiempo, así como a las Ningyos como un tipo de hada acuática (cuando en realidad Ningyo es la palabra japonesa para referirse a "sirena"). Aún así, pude encontrar información que no conocía, es un buen libro con bellas ilustraciones