This book is a collection of short stories that transports the reader to a world where the past and present magically intertwine. The book follows the adventures of Dan and Una, two children living in the English countryside, who encounter Puck, the last of the fairies in England. Through the magic of the trees the oak, the ash, and the hawthorn Puck allows them to see and hear events and people from the past, such as a knight of the Norman Conquest or a Roman centurion.
Through these encounters, the children discover fascinating stories from English history, enriched with myths and legends. Themes of magic, history, and childhood combine to offer a captivating exploration of English culture and traditions. The stories are punctuated with poems and songs, adding a lyrical dimension to the whole. The book is a celebration of the imagination and richness of folklore, while offering a reflection on the passage of time and the evolution of traditions.
This book is a collection of short stories that transports the reader to a world where the past and present magically intertwine. The book follows the adventures of Dan and Una, two children living in the English countryside, who encounter Puck, the last of the fairies in England. Through the magic of the trees the oak, the ash, and the hawthorn Puck allows them to see and hear events and people from the past, such as a knight of the Norman Conquest or a Roman centurion.
Through these encounters, the children discover fascinating stories from English history, enriched with myths and legends. Themes of magic, history, and childhood combine to offer a captivating exploration of English culture and traditions. The stories are punctuated with poems and songs, adding a lyrical dimension to the whole. The book is a celebration of the imagination and richness of folklore, while offering a reflection on the passage of time and the evolution of traditions.
