reviews
-Kirkus
“Lushly hued (each of the fairies here is associated with a color),
they evoke a shadowy, elusive realm hidden, usually within our own; readers
susceptible to the likes of Nancy Willard’s Alphabet of Angels(1994)
or caught up in the recent revival of the Victorian-era fairy fad will
be beguiled by the mystery and magic here.”
“A cleaver idea that’s brilliantly executed, this book is perfect for anyone who might enjoy the idea that fairies really do exist. The photos, showing us bewinged creatures in jewel-like colors and exotic habitats, are stunning. So is the inventiveness of the text, which details each fairy encounter.”
Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers list
“Long the spritely subject of myth and folklore, it seems that even today fairies are alive and well, flitting about on the fringes of what we consider reality. Suza Scalora collects the evidence in The Fairies: Photographic Evidence of Another World, presenting color-drenched photographs of fairies captured by her stealthy lens....Whether you’re a believer or not, the prints are truly beautiful, and Scalora’s passionate, detailed descriptions will at least make you want to consider the possiblity that these diminutive creatures exist.”
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