Book description
"My excavations came to an untimely end," said the Student. "I always owed that old man a grudge for being beaten before my tent. Why couldn't he have been beaten somewhere else? I should like to meet him again and tell him precisely what I thought of his conduct." "You…
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1 author picked The Treasure of the Isle of Mist as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I ran across this book by accident. It’s mostly found used or as an ebook at Project Gutenberg.
It’s a lovely, poetic fantasy about a young girl living on the Isle of Skye. She sets out on a quest to find a Faery treasure, leading to adventures. The description, however, doesn’t do the book justice. It’s a short but enchanting read that left me smiling. I wish more people knew about it, because I think it would rank high in the list of fantasy literature.
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