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    The Hieroglyhic Fae: The Sacred Language of Fairies

    By Flora-Beth Edwards

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    About this ebook

    The Hieroglyphic Fae: The Sacred Language of Fairies is a book like no other. Professor R. G. Fellow has discovered a sacred format of writing which belongs to the Fairies. He sets out descriptions and images, along with helpful reading guides how to write and learn the language of Fairies.

    The book also contains some remarkable information regarding Fairies and their world, life, belief systems, and what they like to do.

    This is a charming, imaginative book which is the beginning of a mystery, as the Professor has now disappeared.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 30, 2017
    ISBN9780244602444
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      So stupid. I was looking for an actual language book with some linguistic basis. The author takes time to explain what a NOUN is! Turns out the written "language" is repurposed hieroglyphs, Ogham and a font that the author stole. The author claims Faerie language "has no grammar." ALL languages have grammar, regardless of their simplicity. And claiming that so many Faerie words are only a single syllable is highly suspect. The rest of this is just a rehash of Faerie lore which isn't even beneficial. Don't waste your time and read an actual book about Faeries.