Nature Spirits

Wooden Books

by Danu Forest

Shhhhhhh ...Can you hear the ancient dryad wisdom of trees? Do you know how to calm the spirits of storm and wave? Can you see theelusive and intelligent souls of trees, stones, rivers and clouds subtly infusing the world with magic, wonder and meaning? Do you want to know more?In this beautiful book, illustrated throughout by faery artist Dan Goodfellow, Celtic shaman Danu Forest reveals how to communicate with wild nature spirits for mutual benefit, working with air, fire and water, to grow in harmony with nature in all its splendour. WOODEN BOOKS are small but packed with information. "Fascinating" FINANCIAL TIMES. "Beautiful" LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS. "Rich and Artful" THE LANCET. "Genuinely mind-expanding" FORTEAN TIMES. "Excellent" NEW SCIENTIST. "Stunning" NEW YORK TIMES. Small books, big ideas.

Genres: Nonfiction, Folklore, Mythology, Witchcraft, Spirituality

64 pages, Paperback

First published October 20, 2008

Reviews

[Marcos “MSMDragon”]

I was recommended this book by a creator that I follow and greatly appreciate. And it did not disappoint. I’m only 10% Celtic/Gaelic (according to my recent dna test lol) but I’ve always been fascinated with Druidry, nature, and other forms of magic, folklore, and witchy practices. This book was incredibly informative and eye-opening. I decided to read it while on a hike in the mountains and I think that was the perfect place to read it. I took my time, not just reading the words but feeling them. It was grounding and really made me feel connected to the earth.

I actually come from a long line of curanderas, so it really made me want to connect with my own roots and start exploring my own magic some more.

[Daniela Bandeira]

Ilustrações incríveis.
Cada página aborda uma entidade de lore e magia abordando-a de várias perspectivas de uma forma simples e sem muita profundidade. O que para curiosos, é incrível.
Livro de bolso muito bom!

[Book Gannet]

Beautiful little book with lots of interesting information and wonderful illustrations. A lovely little gem.

[Loki]

Beautifully illustrated, but without too much depth.

[Karen]

Interesting little book with bite-sized insight to nature spirits, paganism and folklore.

[Katrina L]

This was a perfect little read to start my March reading goal. Loved it!

[Sarai]

Love the author's name!

[Cheryl Kaye]

Lovely little giftbook about the lore of wild fey magic. This is a gorgeous little guide to Nature spirits. Stunning illustrations.