"Celtic Tales, Told to the Children" by Louey Chisholm is a compilation of reimagined Celtic myths, crafted to captivate young audiences with the enchanting lore of Scotland and Ireland. The stories at the beginning of the collection include strong, main characters who have a tragic destiny, and other magical beings from the Celtic world. Readers will meet Deirdre, a woman of great beauty whose life is destined to bring sadness. The narrative follows Deirdre's upbringing under the care of King Concobar, who desires her, while she longs for another, Nathos; this tale explores themes of love, destiny, and sorrow amidst magic and prophecy. Additional tales, such as the transformation of Lir's children into swans, continue to weave a blend of enchantment and sorrow throughout the collection. The early content sets a stage where love and destiny collide in unexpected, heartbreaking forms.

Celtic Tales, Told to the Children
By Louey Chisholm
In a realm of ancient legends, love and destiny become entwined, leading to heartbreak amidst magic and prophecy.
Genres
Folklore Children's Myths, Fairy Tales, etc. Children & Young Adult Reading Culture/Civilization/Society Literature
Released
2005-02-01
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