[quote user="firepoppy"] But no one has to read it. It's not on a school's required reading list. MAybe one day books will have warnings and classifications like there are with films. [/quote] Yes I can see where you're coming from too, but does that mean that parents would have...

Last night, I started and finished: " Odd and the Frost Giants " by Neil Gaiman.

From Tesco: " Odd and the Frost Giants " by Neil Gaiman

Author: Kit Berry ISBN: 9780955143939 I managed to get an advanced, autographed copy of this book from the author Kit Berry at last weekend's Halloween Festival . The story of Sylvie, Yul, the Magus and the community continues in this the third book of the Stonewylde series. This third book does wind...

brythonwitch: " The Cunning Man " by Celia Rees Started, read and finished during a four hour traffic jam outside the Blackwall Tunnel. Will post a review when I get a chance.

Finished " The Cunning Man " by Celia Rees last night whilst waiting for an accident to clear in the Blackwall Tunnel. Still reading " The Mabinogion " by Sioned Davies, though.

dingsy: I rather like the sound of this:thanks for the review, and bringing it to my attention. Unfortunately,there are none on the library here, but am so intrigued that I've ordered it from Amazon. It gets 5 star ratings there, so am looking forward to it. Thanks again. I believe if you buy it directly...

by Kit Berry ISBN: 095514390X I had heard about these books on different forums and had read the some brief reviews in a few magazines. I bumped into the author at an event in London, and she was kind enough to autograph the book, and its sequel for me. I was looking forward to reading them as they promised...

" A Brief History of the Druids " by Peter Berresford Ellis " Ancient Mysteries of Britain " by Janet & Colin Bord " Cunning Folk and Familiar Spirits: Shamanistic Visionary Traditions in Early Modern British Witchcraft and Magic " by E. Wilby " The Cunning Man " by Celia Rees " Dictionary of Celtic...

" Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows " by J.K. Rowling; and " Druids: A History " by Professor Ronald Hutton. I only completed two because I was working 7 days a week this month. Hopefully, August will be more productive.