winter spring faeries cottage

books:

20 reviews
Terri Windling, Wendy Froud

Simon & Schuster, 1999

Well written, positive story for children
An excellent book for children. My daughter loved the heroic faery. The illustrations are first rate. After getting this book for my little girl, I tried out Terri Windling's "The Wood Wife" which is written for more adult readers. I am glad I stumbled onto Ms. Windling's work. Both books were excellent. She is a very good story teller.

A Midsummer Night's Faery Tale
Wendy/ Windling, Terri/ Jones, John Lawrence Froud

Simon & Schuster, 1999

The Faeries of Spring Cottage

2 reviews
Wendy Froud, Terri Windling

Simon & Schuster, 2003

Best one yet in the series
Here is the third (and in my opinion)and the best adventure yet in the Sneezle series written by Terri Windling and with beautiful artwork by the doll maker Wendy Froud. In this new adventure, Sneezlewort Rowanberry Rootmuster Boggs the Seventh, who is a tree root faery, is on his way to tell the King Oberon news about these violent twig type looking creatures that have been attacking the ...

The Art of Wendy Froud

2 reviews
Wendy Froud

Imaginosis, 2006

A Beautiful Book
A beautifully designed presentation of Wendy Froud's work, with an engaging and personal text.

The Winter Child

7 reviews
Wendy Froud, John Lawrence Jones, ...

Simon & Schuster, 2001

Magical tale
This is an extremely beautiful book. With Wendy Froud's doll making skills and Terri Windling's magical story weaving, teamed up with Brian Froud well, it sounds too good to be true. This follow up to "A Midsummer Night's Faery Tale" did not disappoint. Sneezle, our beloved hero from the first book, is again teamed up with his friend Twig for a quest to find out why Winter has not yet ...