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By: Brian Froud
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
October 15, 1998
This book is really nice...the pictures...and the information...it takes you right into the fairy world...I love the size of the book and pictures...you find yourself lost in daydreams of the world of fairys...the work is beautiful...this is a wonderful gift for anyone who loves this world as I do or for oneself...Im so glad I bought it...Its a treasure...B.W... more
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| 2. Faeries (25th Anniversary Edition) | 
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From: Harry N. Abrams
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
October 29, 2002
I borrowed this book from the university's library, and I enjoyed it very much. Alan Lee and Brian Froud are among my favorite artists; the illustrations are incredibly beautiful, and the history and the folklore was very interesting. Finally, a true portrayal of faeries!
A lot of people complain that the book is "too dark" and "too ugly" of a portrayal on faeries. The interesting thing... more
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| 3. The Faeries' Oracle |
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By: Brian Froud, Jessica Macbeth
Publisher: Fireside
October 31, 2000
I got the book earlier Good and Bad Faeries.so I had to get this book and card set...It was such a surprise to see the same beautiful quality in the set as in the book.and these are cards you work with on a different level than tarot cards.to set your balance and tune into the faery realm.I appreciate all the hard work and education from the author and publishers that have gone into these..Its truly... more
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| 4. World of Faerie 2010 Wall Calendar (Calendar) | 
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By: Brian Froud
Publisher: Sellers Publishing Inc
July 25, 2009
I on the other hand disagree. I have been collecting Brian Froud artistry since The Fairies book in 1979. I have ordered a calendar each year with his art available since 1995. For a while you could only get Lady Cottingham calendars but now World of Froud has come out.
I got the 2009 calendar and loved it. So if you are looking to collect pictures with Froud art, then order the 2009 calendar... more
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| 5. Brian Froud's World of Faerie (v. 1) |
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By: Brian Froud
Publisher: Insight Editions
September 04, 2007
This book is amazing! I would say that 80% of the book is full-page pictures. You could easily cut out the pages and frame the pictures. There are beautiful faeries, dark and scary faeries, trolls, ect. They're not all females faeries either! I highly recommend this book, it's definitely worth the cost!... more
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| 6. The Dreaming Place | 
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By: Charles De Lint
Publisher: Atheneum
1990-11
Author, Charles De Lint says, "I was a little nervous when I started my first book written specifically for a teen audience, not being sure how to approach the actual writing. Do I make the language simpler? Do I tone down the intensity of the story?"
What he actually did was write a rather static story where the characters are very much into navel-gazing and long, dull speeches. more
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| 7. The Goblins of Labyrinth: 20th Anniversary Edition |
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By: Brian Froud, Terry Jones
Publisher: "Harry N. Abrams, Inc."
September 01, 2006
My daughter is a Brian Froud and Labyrinth fan. This book makes the perfect gift. It is not easy to find in bookstores but was in great condition and very affordable. Thank you... more
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| 8. The Runes of Elfland |
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By: Ari Berk
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
October 01, 2003
Great addition to the Brian Froud collection. Book was in perfect condition and was a great deal. Thank you... more
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| 9. The World of the Dark Crystal |
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By: Brian Froud
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
May 01, 2003
this book with all its beautiful drawings is breathtakiong to look at, even after 20 years. have thoroughly enjoyed stepping back in time to a world credted by jim henson's imagination with these drawings. definately a must have book!... more
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| 10. The Heart of Faerie Oracle | |
By: Wendy Froud
Publisher: Abrams
March 01, 2010
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