Keep Track of the Tricked Pixies


If you like reading about fairies, or want to know more about fairy lore and history, then some of the books here might interest you. Click on a book title for more information, and to order from amazon.com. It's easy!

All fairy books have been reviewed and recommended by Tracey West.

Children's Fairy Books

Elfabet : An ABC of Elves

by Jane Yolen, Lauren A. Mills (Illustrator)

A real treat, with engaging rhymes by Jane Yolen accompanied by Lauren Mills'  enchanting artwork.


Fairies : Celebrations from Season to Season (Fairy Box Book)

by Adrienne Keith, Wendy Wallin Malinow (Illustrator)

Such a fun book, with seasonal fairy activities and a tiny fairy house you can put together.


Fairies from A to Z (A Fairy Box Book)

by Adrienne Keith, Wendy Wallin Malinow (Illustrator)

Another fun book in the Fairy Box series.


FAIRY WINGS

by Dennis Nolan (Illustrator), Lauren Mills (Illustrator)

Fairy fiction about Fia, a fairy born without wings.


The Golden Books Treasury of Elves and Fairies : With Assorted Pixies, Mermaids, Brownies,Witches, and Leprechauns

by Jane Werner Watson (Editor), Garth Williams (Illustrator), Jane Werner

A nice collection of fairy stories from around the world, plus wonderful illustrations from Little House on the Prairie artist Garth Williams.


LITTLE FOLK: STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

by Paul Robert Walker, James Bernardin (Illustrator)

Great tales, plus beautiful full color art from the Pixie Tricks cover artist.

Fairy Books for All Ages

PARENTS: Many of these books contain Victorian fairy art and modern fairy art, which sometimes includes tasteful nudity. Please use your own discretion when ordering books for children.


Creating Fairy Garden Fragrances (The Spirit of Aromatherapy)

by Linda K. Gannon

Wonderful recipes for creating different kinds of fairy potpourri with dried herbs and oils.


Faeries

by David Larkin (Editor), Brian Froud, Alan Lee (Contributor)

A classic. Loaded with information about the little people and inspired illustrations by Brian Froud.


Fairies

by Elizabeth Ratisseau (Compiler)

Paintings by some of the best-known fairy artists are accompanied by quotes and poems.


The Fairies: Photographic Evidence of the Existence of Another World

by Suza Scalora (Illustrator)

The photos in this book are so breathtaking, you almost believe the premise that Scalora took them while out on a fairy safari.


Fairies : Real Encounters With Little People

by Janet Bord

Are fairies real? Janet Bord examines eye-witness accounts, past and present.


The Fairies' Ring : A Book of Fairy Stories and Poems

by Jane Yolen, Stephen MacKey (Illustrator)

A great collection of international fairy lore. Richly illustrated by Stephen MacKey.


Fairy and Folk Tales of Ireland

by W. B. Yeats (Editor)

William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) spent many years collecting fairy tales and lore from the Irish people. The results are combined in this volume.


A Field Guide to Irish Fairies

by Bob Curran, Andrew Whitson (Illustrator)

An illustrated account of some of the most famous (and infamous) creatures of Irish fairy lore.


Gnomes

by Wil Huygen, Rien Poortvliet (Illustrator)

Another classic. An inside look at the world of gnomes, in great detail.


Good Faeries, Bad Faeries : 2 Books in 1

by Brian Froud (Preface), Terri Windling (Editor)

This time, Brian Froud shows us the fairies that come to him while he works. Incredible.


A Midsummer Night's Faery Tale

by Wendy Froud, Terri Windling

Dollmaker and scultptor Wendy Froud illustrates Terri Windling's story with beautifully crafted tableaus.

Spirits, Fairies, Gnomes, and Goblins : An Encyclopedia of the Little People
by Carol Rose

Probably the best fairy encyclopedia currently in print. Well researched and loaded with information.

The Deetkatoo : Native American Stories About Little People
by John Bierhorst (Editor), Ron Hilbert Coy (Illustrator)

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