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Invoking Animal Magic: A Guide for the Pagan Priestess

Review by Leslie Linder.

I admit, I was expecting this book to be the usual information about communicating with your magical kitty. While I enjoy that type of material too, Hearth Moon Rising gave a very academic and experiential accounting of several types of animals that I might not have thought of on my own. The book offers an in-depth study of nine animals: snake, bat, mouse, bear, owl, toad, spider, rabbit/hare, and dog/wolf. Surprised by some of them? I was. She also touches on other animals and insects of all sorts —including the noble cockroach!

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Unfinished: The Journal of Beatrix Potter transcribed by Leslie Linder

Unfinished: The Journal of Beatrix Potter transcribed by Leslie Linder

Yet another library oddity – a collection of Potter’s journals, which were originally written in code, transcribed by Linder. Unfortunately although the cracking of the code was interesting, the journal entries themselves had value only for dipping in and out of. Potter had kept a private diary for her own purposes, and as such this was not written from prosperity, but instead just a collection…

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Beatrix Potter, 'The rabbits' potting shed', 1891, wash and pen and ink. Linder Bequest: LB 1001, © Frederick Warne & Co. 2012.

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Some favorite pictures from Beatrix Potter: the V & A Collection: the Leslie Linder bequest of Beatrix Potter material, watercolours, drawings, manuscripts, books, photographs and memorabilia: catalogue / compiled by Anne Stevenson Hobbs & Joyce Irene Whalley with the assistance of Emma Stone & Celia O'Malley (1985).