Irish Fairy Tales By: Jack B. [Illustrator] Yeats
Irish Fairy Tales, beautifully illustrated by Jack B. Yeats, takes readers on an enchanting journey through the mystical and magical world of Irish folklore. This captivating collection of traditional tales brings to life the rich heritage and ancient traditions of Ireland, captivating both children and adults alike. One of the notable aspects of this book is the exceptional artwork by Jack B. Yeats. His stunning illustrations perfectly complement the stories, adding another layer of depth and imagination to the narratives. Each page is a visual delight, immersing readers in the vibrant colors and delicate details that portray the ethereal beauty of the fairy realm. The stories themselves are a treasure trove of Irish folklore, presenting a diverse cast of characters, including Leprechauns, Banshees, and Sidhe. From epic quests to heartwarming encounters, these tales always carry a touch of whimsy and magic, depicting the deep connection between the human world and the supernatural. The author, whose passion for Irish culture is evident, skillfully transports readers to a land of myths and legends, capturing the essence of the vibrant and mystical traditions that have shaped Irish storytelling for generations. Irish Fairy Tales not only serves as an introduction to the captivating world of Irish folklore but also offers valuable insights into the cultural traditions of Ireland. Throughout the book, readers will find glimpses of Irish history, traditions, and beliefs, seamlessly woven into the stories. This allows readers to develop a deeper understanding of the Irish people and their strong connection to their land, their traditions, and their heritage. In addition to the engaging narratives and stunning illustrations, the overall production of the book is of the highest quality. The binding and paper used are durable, ensuring that this collection will endure for generations. Moreover, the carefully selected typography and layout enhance the overall reading experience, making it a joy to explore every page. Irish Fairy Tales by Jack B. Yeats is a delightful compilation of fantastical stories that capture the spirit of Irish folklore. With its impeccable illustrations, captivating narratives, and cultural insights, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in discovering the enchanting realm of Irish fairy tales. Whether read aloud to children or enjoyed by adults seeking a magical escape, this collection will undoubtedly leave readers spellbound. First Page: IRISH FAIRY TALES Edited With an Introduction by W. B. YEATS Author of 'The Wanderings of Oisin,' Etc. Illustrated by Jack B. Yeats [Illustration: "PLAYING AWAY ON THE PIPES AS MERRILY AS IF NOTHING HAD HAPPENED." ( Page 48.)] London T. Fisher Unwin 1892 WHERE MY BOOKS GO. All the words that I gather, And all the words that I write, Must spread out their wings untiring, And never rest in their flight, Till they come where your sad, sad heart is, And sing to you in the night, Beyond where the waters are moving, Storm darkened or starry bright. W. B. YEATS. LONDON, January 1892 . CONTENTS PAGE INTRODUCTION 1 LAND AND WATER FAIRIES THE FAIRIES' DANCING PLACE 13 THE RIVAL KEMPERS 17 THE YOUNG PIPER 32 A FAIRY ENCHANTMENT 49 TEIGUE OF THE LEE 53 THE FAIRY GREYHOUND 69 THE LADY OF GOLLERUS ... Continue reading book >>

Irish Fairy Tales By: Jack B. [Illustrator] Yeats

Irish Fairy Tales, beautifully illustrated by Jack B. Yeats, takes readers on an enchanting journey through the mystical and magical world of Irish folklore. This captivating collection of traditional tales brings to life the rich heritage and ancient traditions of Ireland, captivating both children and adults alike.

One of the notable aspects of this book is the exceptional artwork by Jack B. Yeats. His stunning illustrations perfectly complement the stories, adding another layer of depth and imagination to the narratives. Each page is a visual delight, immersing readers in the vibrant colors and delicate details that portray the ethereal beauty of the fairy realm.

The stories themselves are a treasure trove of Irish folklore, presenting a diverse cast of characters, including Leprechauns, Banshees, and Sidhe. From epic quests to heartwarming encounters, these tales always carry a touch of whimsy and magic, depicting the deep connection between the human world and the supernatural. The author, whose passion for Irish culture is evident, skillfully transports readers to a land of myths and legends, capturing the essence of the vibrant and mystical traditions that have shaped Irish storytelling for generations.

Irish Fairy Tales not only serves as an introduction to the captivating world of Irish folklore but also offers valuable insights into the cultural traditions of Ireland. Throughout the book, readers will find glimpses of Irish history, traditions, and beliefs, seamlessly woven into the stories. This allows readers to develop a deeper understanding of the Irish people and their strong connection to their land, their traditions, and their heritage.

In addition to the engaging narratives and stunning illustrations, the overall production of the book is of the highest quality. The binding and paper used are durable, ensuring that this collection will endure for generations. Moreover, the carefully selected typography and layout enhance the overall reading experience, making it a joy to explore every page.

Irish Fairy Tales by Jack B. Yeats is a delightful compilation of fantastical stories that capture the spirit of Irish folklore. With its impeccable illustrations, captivating narratives, and cultural insights, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in discovering the enchanting realm of Irish fairy tales. Whether read aloud to children or enjoyed by adults seeking a magical escape, this collection will undoubtedly leave readers spellbound.

First Page:

IRISH FAIRY TALES

Edited

With an Introduction

W. B. YEATS

Author of 'The Wanderings of Oisin,' Etc.

Illustrated by Jack B. Yeats

[Illustration: "PLAYING AWAY ON THE PIPES AS MERRILY AS IF NOTHING HAD HAPPENED." ( Page 48.)]

London T. Fisher Unwin 1892

WHERE MY BOOKS GO.

All the words that I gather, And all the words that I write, Must spread out their wings untiring, And never rest in their flight, Till they come where your sad, sad heart is, And sing to you in the night, Beyond where the waters are moving, Storm darkened or starry bright.

W. B. YEATS.

LONDON, January 1892 .

CONTENTS

PAGE

INTRODUCTION 1

LAND AND WATER FAIRIES

THE FAIRIES' DANCING PLACE 13

THE RIVAL KEMPERS 17

THE YOUNG PIPER 32

A FAIRY ENCHANTMENT 49

TEIGUE OF THE LEE 53

THE FAIRY GREYHOUND 69

THE LADY OF GOLLERUS ... Continue reading book >>

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