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Folktales: Scottish Faeries and ‘othering’
Iโve written in my previous post about the Cat Fae element of Averyโs character in my book, The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle. For those of you who donโt know, one of Averyโs secrets is that she is a Cat Fae. … Continue reading →
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