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- ISBN 9788854422384
- Dimensions: 240 x 300mm
- Publication Date: 14 Sep 2026
- Publisher: White Star
- Publication City/Country: IT
- Product Form: Hardback
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Journey through continents to meet the world's most mysterious and enchanting inhabitants! The world of fairies has long been shrouded in mystery. This fairy atlas invites readers to discover these elusive and captivating creatures from across different geographies, from delicate dryads to mischievous pixies. Complete with a large, illustrated world map that showcases the distribution of fairies across continents, fantasy-lovers will be delighted to learn all about fairies in various cultures and legends.
The Ultimate Fairy Guide: Stories about fairies from dozens of cultures all over the world.
Gorgeous Illustrations: Illustrator Marga Biazzi blends elements of folklore with early 20th-century fairy tale illustration, incorporating influences from Japanese woodblock prints and manga aesthetics.
Explore Deep Secrets: Dive into special insights on magic, legends, ancient myths, and mysterious fairy sightings, bringing folklore to life.
Poster & Map Inside! Includes a large poster with a map showcasing the distribution of fairies, legends, and historical sightings across continents.
The Perfect Gift: This large-format, highly detailed book makes an ideal gift for fantasy lovers, mythology enthusiasts, and curious young readers on holidays or special occasions.
Age 8 plus.
Emanuela Brumana is an experienced author specializing in children’s literature, with an educational background and artistic sensibilities. Marga Biazzi, known as BlackBanshee, is a Milan-based illustrator and comic artist active since 2000. After studying fine arts, she continued her training as a self-taught artist, refining her craft through collaborations with fellow artists and art directors. She has worked with graphic studios and publishers while also pursuing independent projects. Her style blends elements of folklore with early 20th-century fairy tale illustration, incorporating influences from Japanese woodblock prints and a touch of manga aesthetics.
