The average rating for Ms Muffet and others based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.
Review # 1 was written on 2018-06-15 00:00:00 Michael McKelvey I picked this book up in Dublin the last time we were there, and have been reading it to my daughter recently to get her excited for a return in early July. My son is interested in the stories too. There are five, low-key tales, not particularly scary, but mildly threatening, involving younger people not heeding the warnings of their grandparents to avoid leprechauns (also called "the fairy people" and "little men"). Drama ensued last night while discussing the plot of one, which my son particularly enjoys: an older sister and younger brother get out of bed one night and follow strange music to a clearing in the woods, where they observe leprechauns dancing. The little boy remembers to close his eyes, but his sister doesn't, and goes missing. 20 years later, when he returns to the same spot, his sister reappears, but without having aged at all! When I observed that my son probably likes this because it involves the fantasy of switching ages - little brother becomes big brother - my daughter got very upset and is now worried that this will happen to her in Ireland! |
Review # 2 was written on 2013-07-07 00:00:00 Sam Foster Learned to pronounce several old Irish words. |
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