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The Time Traveller's Herbal

Edmiston A: Collected Curiosities

Collected Curiosities

The Essential Guide to Modern Herbalism

Naturally

Sunday Times bestselling author of the Inspector McLean series J D Oswald returns with the most enchanting, haunting tale of 2024. Twelve year old Phoebe's world is falling apart. It's the summer of 1985 and she has just buried her parents, a fire at their family home claiming both in a freak accident. Her life is uprooted in an instant, and she takes little solace in the fact that her uncle Louis and aunt Maude have generously offered to take her in at their home in the Welsh woods. Under the summer sun, though, Phoebe falls into the rhythm of life with her eccentric guardians in their curious idyllic home, the hum of her aunt Maude's beehives filling the air. While exploring the surrounding woods, she strikes up a friendship with a strange girl, Gwyneth, but when she mentions this to her aunt she tells Phoebe that there are no children by that name in the village. Over the course of the summer the two girls strike up a strong bond, though nobody else seems to believe that Gwyneth exists. Soon, Phoebe begins to see the woods for what they truly are - a strange place where the line between life and death is blurred, where spirits roam and secrets fester. But has she learned this truth too late to escape it? Praise for Broken Ghosts: 'A beautifully written novel imbued with empathy, spirits and magic' Scottish Daily Mail 'A mesmerising meditation on the border between this world and the world beyond.' Meg Clothier, bestselling author of The Book of Eve 'Spooky and moving' Peterborough Telegraph [Wildfire logo] £9.99

a haunting, gothic coming-of-age story from the bestselling author of the Inspector McLean series

Broken Ghosts

The Medial Woman archetype is the part of our psyche that guides our intuition, through signs, dreams, myth and story. She is a conduit to the spirit world and the epitome of modern time. Athena Laz shows with the Medial Woman's wisdom, we can bridge the gap between intellect and intuition to achieve a more balanced and harmonious existence.

Awaken Your Inner Seer through Myths, Dreams and Stories

Women Who Dance in the Dark

Featured in The Sunday Times' best children's books
 inspired by Greek myths.

 "Brilliant book... about time someone brought these
 tales back to life" - Deborah Meaden 


 "A beautifully inspiring resource" -
 Suzy Reading, author and Chartered Psychologist 

 A beautiful new edition of 20 Greek myths, retold
 for a younger audience. From raging gods and goddesses to tales
 of brave and foolish mortals, this collection has something for
 everyone.
 Stories include popular myths and folktales from across ancient
 Greece. Explore the consequences of greed in The Midas Touch;
 fly too close to the sun in The Fall of Icarus;
 and follow the life of a brave female warrior in The Tale
 of Atalanta. Discover lesser well-known stories such
 as Narcissus and Echo, Apollo and Daphne, and Jason
 and The Golden Fleece.
 <ul>
 <li>This book is the latest in the Scholastic Classics collection
 which introduces generations of book lovers to timeless stories,
 written especially for younger readers.</li>
 <li>Classic stories told in a child-friendly package</li>
 <li>The ‘Moral of the Myth’ at the end of each story
 also gives an insight into social, historical context the myths were
 told from. </li>
 <li>Written by bestselling author Vicki Psarias-Broadbent who draws
 on her own Greek heritage within the stories.</li>
 </ul>

Greek Myths, Folktales and Legends

Unleash the power of nature's pharmacy for healing and self-care with this pocket-sized guide to medicinal plants. Immerse yourself in a world of wonder as you explore 75 Plants That Heal, which will leave you wanting to unlock the secrets of nature's medicine cabinet. Discover the common medicinal plants, their fascinating history, and therapeutic properties, while learning techniques to prepare safe herbal remedies such as infusions, tinctures, oils, and lotions.<ul><li>Quickly recognize plants through exceptional photographic plates.</li><li>Dive into each species, with a wealth of information on its dedicated page.</li><li>Embrace a range of common plants, understanding their healing potential.</li><li>Find practical tips for environmentally responsible plant picking.</li></ul>Authored by a respected ethnobotanist and doctor of phytotherapy, this book will nourish your knowledge of natural science, making it your essential companion to herbal medicines and natural beauty products, all in a handy pocket size.

The Illustrated Herbarium of Medicinal Plants

The Pocket Book of Plants That Heal

Discover a collection of the myths, legends, folktales and superstitions that sailors held dear as they travelled across the oceans and made their lives upon the sea.

Discover a collection of the myths, legends, folktales and superstitions that sailors held dear as they travelled across the oceans and made their lives upon the sea.

Myths and legends of the maritime world

Folklore of the Sea

Turn your hand to time-honoured traditions, spells and rituals and enhance your relationships, well-being and personal growth with this enchanting guide to the art of folk magic Folk magic is an age-old practice deeply rooted in the quirks and tendencies of ordinary people who, centuries ago, turned to magical understanding to cure ailments, ward off malevolent spirits and advance themselves in love and fortune. Including a variety of spells, potions and rituals, this book is the perfect waypost for curious beginners keen to explore this very personal, earthly practice. Whether you want to deepen your human connection with others, find success, protect yourself from illness and disease, or rewild yourself, this book will be your guide. Within these pages, you will find all manner of folk magic designed to: - Help you switch off from the modern world - Promote well-being and health - Deepen your connection with the natural world - Better your understanding of folk culture Approach folk magic with a constructive intent and your heart and mind will be enriched by the wealth of knowledge it has to offer.

A Beginner’s Guide to Time-Honoured Rituals, Spells and Customs

Folk Magic

Pedia Books

From acclaimed folklorist and historian Adrienne Mayor, an enchanting collection of the ancient myths that emerged out of the wonders-and disasters-of the natural worldMythopedia is a fun, fact-filled A-Z treasury of myths inspired by natural events. Bringing together fifty legends from antiquity to the present, this delightfully entertaining book takes you around the world to explore sunken kingdoms and lost cities, accursed mountains and treacherous terrains, and lethal lakes and singing sand dunes, explaining the historical background and latest science underlying each tale. As soon as humans invented language, they told stories to explain mysterious things they observed around them-on land, in the seas, and in the skies. Even though these tales are expressed in poetic or supernatural language, they contain surprisingly accurate insights and even eyewitness descriptions of catastrophic events millennia ago. Drawing on her unique insights as a pioneer in the exciting new field of geomythology, Adrienne Mayor describes how cultural memories of tsunamis, volcanic disasters, and other massive geological events can reach back thousands of years as the stories were preserved, elaborated, told, and retold across generations. She shows how geomythology is expanding our understanding of our planet's history over eons, revealing the human desire to explain nature and weave imaginative stories intertwined with keen observation, rational speculation, and memory. With captivating drawings by Michele Angel, Mythopedia is a compendium of many marvels, from the Hindu monkey god Hanuman and his army of bridge-building primates to the terrifying sand demon Shensha shen of China, the gnawing glaciers of Austria, and the vengeful fish-headed snake god Nyami Nyami of Africa's Zambezi River. Features a cloth cover with an elaborate foil-stamped design

A Brief Compendium of Natural History Lore

Mythopedia

Rediscover legendary tales from Ancient Mythology, centred around the stories of women, perfect for fans of Mythos, Circe, Pandora and Clytemnestra in this beautifully-illustrated bold feminist retelling of ancient mythological stories, written by expert classicist Mara Gold. "Uncovers not only what women are doing in myth, but why they still matter today" Emily Hauser, bestselling author of Mythica Homemaker. Virgin. Warrior. Witch. Madwoman. Monster. The labels applied to mythological women echo throughout history. These archetypes, created in the Ancient World, still resonate today. From the stories of the virgin goddesses Athena and Artemis, the contrasting depictions of wifely duty in Clytemnestra and Penelope, the ecstatic frenzies of the Maenads, Echidna-the so-called mother of all monsters-and the misunderstood Medusa, Ancient Myths and Legends Without Men reveals a world where powerful women were both worshipped and feared. Accompanied with beautiful illustrations throughout, uncover the real stories behind the women of Ancient Mythology and find what they can teach us about being a woman today. Discover the goddesses, warriors, witches, and monsters who shaped and subverted womanhood from the very beginning ...

Ancient Myths and Legends Without Men

'I loved&nbsp;Goddess with a Thousand Faces. Fascinating, fun and thoughtful and enlightening'&nbsp;JENNIFER SAINT 'A beautiful weave of history, myth and storytelling by one of our most exciting new classicists'&nbsp;DAN SNOW Steeped in ancient magic, dark divinity and wild ways,&nbsp;Goddess with a Thousand Faces&nbsp;takes you on a historical journey like no other... Blending mythological retellings with historical research,&nbsp;Goddess with a Thousand Faces&nbsp;traverses the world and transports through time to bring ten formidable and inspiring ancient goddesses to life. Meet Artemis, the Greek goddess of the wilderness, never without her bow and arrow; Sedna, Inuit goddess of the ocean, guarding the icy waters and all its creatures; Isis, Egyptian goddess of healing, who dwells by the River Nile, just to name a few... Jasmine Elmer&nbsp;explores these goddesses of our past, uncovering their truths, their rebellion and their freedom. For too long, they have been written out of history; lost to the sands of time and stamped into silence.&nbsp;Goddess with a Thousand Faces&nbsp;restores these women to their glory. Pour over this treasure trove of myths, legends and mighty goddesses. Hear the messages echoing through the ages and see yourself in the faces of these icons. For while their stories might ancient, today they are more important - and more powerful - than ever. A treasure trove of beautiful storytelling and ancient wisdom, perfect for fans of&nbsp;Love in Colour&nbsp;by Bolu Babalola and&nbsp;Storyland&nbsp;by Amy Jeffs. 'Gorgeous. Jasmine Elmer has a fierce passion for these women, and this shines through in her writing. Come for the goddesses, stay for the spiritual journey!'&nbsp;Lizzy Tiffin, author of&nbsp;Bad Girls of Ancient Greece 'If you love history and feminist retellings, this is your next must-read.&nbsp;Goddess With a Thousand Faces&nbsp;is a thrilling exploration of lesser-known goddesses from around the world - offering a crash course in feminine myth and worship, with all its power, fury and wonder. I adored it'&nbsp;Rachel Blackmore, author of&nbsp;Costanza 'A passionate ode to the inner goddess within us all, that blends a rich and vibrant introduction to a diverse array of cultures and mythologies with accessible retellings. Part mythical guide, part history compendium and part self-help handbook, Jasmine Elmer's sparkling debut offers up a refreshing, inclusive and powerfully feminist manifesto for what it means to be a goddess, ancient and modern'&nbsp;Emily Hauser, author of&nbsp;Mythica

A one-of-a-kind exploration of goddesses from our ancient past

Goddess with a Thousand Faces

An exquisitely illustrated look at the stories of 50 ghosts from around the world, written by folklore and supernatural expert Icy Sedgwick, author of Rebel Folklore. As long as there has been a movement in the corner of your eye, a strange noise in the dark, or a chilling feeling in your stomach, there have been ghost stories. Ghostlore reveals the sinister stories behind the phantoms that have terrified history. From mischievous German poltergeists to Nigerian Madam Koi Koi, who haunts schools looking for unruly children, discover 50 misunderstood and mysterious ghosts from around the globe. Discover haunting ghost stories throughout history:<ul><li>Gorgeous illustrations and detailed descriptions bring these ghost stories to life</li><li>Diverse entries from across the world, featuring new takes on well-known stories and rich descriptions of lesser-known entries</li><li>Perfect for fans of supernatural tales and readers with an interest in world mythology</li></ul> Ghosts have haunted mythologies across the world for millennia - from Scotland's Green Lady to the duppies of the Caribbean, every folklore has tried to explain the mystery of where people go after they die. Ghostlore collects 50 of these chilling tales from cultures and traditions across the world, capturing these iconic ghost stories in a beautiful book that horror fans and mythology enthusiasts will not want to miss.

Unveiling 50 Phantoms That Have Haunted History

Ghostlore

LONGLISTED FOR THE DIVERSE BOOK AWARDS Yorùbá Boy Running charts Samuel Ajayi Crowther's miraculous journey from slave to liberator, boy to man, running to resisting 'Run, Àjàyí, run!' The day the Malian slave traders invaded the Nigerian town of Òsogùn, thirteen-year-old Àjàyí's life was split in two. Before, there was his childhood, surrounded by friends and family, watched over by the ancient Yorùbá gods of forest and water, earth and sky. After: capture, slavery - and release, into the service of a new god, his own culture left far behind. So Àjàyí becomes Samuel Crowther - missionary, linguist, minister - and abolitionist: driven to negotiate against his own people to end the miserable trade in human beings which destroyed his family. From the heart-stopping drama of Àjàyí's last day of freedom to his consecration as the first African Bishop of the Anglican Church, Biyi Bándélé's kaleidoscopic reimagining of Crowther's life is a brilliant tour de force. WITH AN INTRODUCTION FROM WOLE SOYINKA 'A true artist. A brilliant writer. An original thinker' Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 'Biyi Bándélé had a prolifically talented and creative mind, shown in everything he touched. Yorùbá Boy Running is no exception' Chiwitel Ejiofor Cover artwork Chris Ofili, Blind Leading Blind, 2005 (c) The artist.

Yorùbá Boy Running

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