Feline Folk Tales
Cats in folk tales and folklore from all over the world. Cunning and clever, worshipped and feared, thought to bring good luck or even great harm, cats have fascinated humans for millennia. Tame, with a hint of wild, cat tales — humorous, scary, haunting, uplifting — prowl the pages of this book.
This book explores cats in folk tales and folklore from around the world - from Egypt's regal Bastet to Celtic and Nordic mythical felines, via Japan, Persia, and elsewhere.
Feline Folk Tales by Anna Maria Vilhelmina Hellberg Moberg is a captivating collection that delves into the mysterious and enchanting world of cats and their stories.
The author, Anna Maria Vilhelmina Hellberg Moberg, is a storyteller, writer, and journalist who performs in the UK and Sweden. She has had over 500 articles published and has worked on 25-30 books as a sole author, co-author, or contributor. She lives in London.
The book includes 22 black-and-white illustrations to complement the tales.
Cats in folk tales and folklore from all over the world. Cunning and clever, worshipped and feared, thought to bring good luck or even great harm, cats have fascinated humans for millennia. Tame, with a hint of wild, cat tales — humorous, scary, haunting, uplifting — prowl the pages of this book.
This book explores cats in folk tales and folklore from around the world - from Egypt's regal Bastet to Celtic and Nordic mythical felines, via Japan, Persia, and elsewhere.
Feline Folk Tales by Anna Maria Vilhelmina Hellberg Moberg is a captivating collection that delves into the mysterious and enchanting world of cats and their stories.
The author, Anna Maria Vilhelmina Hellberg Moberg, is a storyteller, writer, and journalist who performs in the UK and Sweden. She has had over 500 articles published and has worked on 25-30 books as a sole author, co-author, or contributor. She lives in London.
The book includes 22 black-and-white illustrations to complement the tales.
Description
Cats in folk tales and folklore from all over the world. Cunning and clever, worshipped and feared, thought to bring good luck or even great harm, cats have fascinated humans for millennia. Tame, with a hint of wild, cat tales — humorous, scary, haunting, uplifting — prowl the pages of this book.
This book explores cats in folk tales and folklore from around the world - from Egypt's regal Bastet to Celtic and Nordic mythical felines, via Japan, Persia, and elsewhere.
Feline Folk Tales by Anna Maria Vilhelmina Hellberg Moberg is a captivating collection that delves into the mysterious and enchanting world of cats and their stories.
The author, Anna Maria Vilhelmina Hellberg Moberg, is a storyteller, writer, and journalist who performs in the UK and Sweden. She has had over 500 articles published and has worked on 25-30 books as a sole author, co-author, or contributor. She lives in London.
The book includes 22 black-and-white illustrations to complement the tales.
