The Tale of Tam Linn
£7.99
“All the children of the Borders were told the story of a boy called Tam Linn, who had been stolen by the fairies. And they were told the story of a fierce fairy knight who now guarded the woods for the fairy queen.
But Janet didn’t believe in fairy stories and Janet didn’t like being told what to do.”
This magical adaptation of the traditional Scottish fairy tale by award-winning author Lari Don and illustrator Philip Longson will capture any child’s imagination.
Reviews
'As adventure stories go, this is truly stunning stuff. Lari's writing and the utterly sumptuous and gorgeous illustrations by Philip Longson bring this tale to dazzling life.'
-- ReadItDaddy
'A traditional Scots tale served up both fresh and freshly illustrated.'
-- Kirkus US
'Beautiful books which are a great introduction to the folklore genre... Wonderful stories which will give children a real sense of Scottish culture.'
-- Creative Steps
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