A Celtic fairy tale, adapted by David Day and illustrated by Richard Evans. This book is removed from the collection of my local library. It's in a very good shape, though.

The Swan Children was all right, but not the best book by David Day, in my opinion. (That honour belongs to The Emperor's Panda.) Also the illustration was a bit too pale and subtle for my taste.

I don't mean to keep this book, so I'll release it at some appropriate event.

RELEASE NOTES:

This book will be released in the main post office building (next to the railway station), in the library foyer, during a bookcrossing event 25.11 at 17-20:30.
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Kirja vapautuu Älä Osta Mitään -päivän tapahtumassa 25.11.2005. Kirjasto 10:n eteisaulassa on kello 17-20:30 bookcrossing-pöytä, johon voi tuoda kirjoja ja josta niitä voi ottaa mukaansa.

I took book with me from happening and I read it already in bus on way to home. This was a beautiful book in its own way. I'll read book again when I have time, then I'll probably release it.

I'm sending this to AngelfireStar to USA at 29.12.2005.

TBR

Good book for a kids story. It had all the makings of a fairy tale. Magic, curses, and the breaking of the curse. And the family getting back together. Pictures were great as well.