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Dictionary of Earth Mysteries
Describes such ancient and modern mysteries as Stonehenge, the Holy Grail, dragons, and ley lines, as well as the origins and meanings of folk customs and holidays
- GenresNonfiction
192 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 1996
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August 26, 2010
When I saw thisk book at the bookstore I was immediately drawn to it due to the beautiful cover it has.
I looked around and decided to buy it.
The book is very good and useful. It's organized like a dictionary which is very helpful and more pratical to use. The information in it are summarized but are good and can give you the basics of the topic in question.
Of course if we want to know even more than the basics we should investigate but this book is good for the basics and summarized ideas.
It focuses more on the Celtic culture and legends, so it's not recommended for people who seek a more worldwide approach.
I looked around and decided to buy it.
The book is very good and useful. It's organized like a dictionary which is very helpful and more pratical to use. The information in it are summarized but are good and can give you the basics of the topic in question.
Of course if we want to know even more than the basics we should investigate but this book is good for the basics and summarized ideas.
It focuses more on the Celtic culture and legends, so it's not recommended for people who seek a more worldwide approach.
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