Y Lanternwyr
WELSH EDITION Choose from Hardback or Paperback
Wrth i’r goleuni gilio o’r tir, mae llonyddwch oer, llwm y gaeaf yn disodli rwythlondeb yr hydref. Ond yn nyfnder y ddaear, yn yr holltau a’r tyllau lle mae’r creaduriaid bach yn byw, mae’r goleuni’n parhau, yn cael ei anwylo a’i amddi yn. A phan ddaw galwad y Sgwarnog, mae’r rheiny sy’n ei warchod yn ymateb.
Dyma stori am obaith – dyma stori’r Lanternwyr. Hwn yw’r llyfr cyntaf mewn cyfres am y tymhorau gan Karin Celestine, wedi’i darlunio gan Tamsin Rosewell. Lluniwyd y nodiadau ar y traddodiadau gan Pamela Thom-Rowe.
The Lightbringers in Welsh.
The first in my new series of four titles of Tales of the Turning Year, in a new larger format, based on the seasons, nature and folklore, The Lightbringers is a story of hope and that the light will always return, even in the darkest of days.
When light recedes from the land, Autumn’s fruitfulness is replaced by Winter’s cold, bleak stillness. But deep within the ground, in the cracks and crevices where the small creatures live, the light lives on, protected and cherished. And when the Hare calls, those that keep it know how to respond.
The Lightbringers. A story of hope.
The midwinter solstice provides the focal point for a journey by the little creatures as they seek to return light to earth, but it is a journey that evokes the traditions of the Mari Lwyd walking the villages of Wales and Wassail songs being sung in the orchards. This book contains the story of The Lightbringers and a brief introduction to the myth and legend surrounding the season and festivals of midwinter.
Suitable for readers of all ages.
A perfect Winter/Spring gift for friends and family, loved ones you are missing, a token of hope in these uncertain times.
Each page has a small hand drawn illustration linking to the season and story by Tamsin Rosewell and at the back there are some notes on the British traditions mentioned in the story by Pamela Thom-Rowe.
20cm square 48 pages published by Graffeg.
PLEASE ONLY ADD A NAME FOR DEDICATION. THE BOOKS ARE SIGNED BY ME AND IT DOESN’T MAKE SENSE TO SIGN FOR MY DARLING GRANDAUGHTER ETC. thank you. You can write your own messages from you in the book or I can write them on a card to include in the parcel, write in additional notes.
WELSH EDITION Choose from Hardback or Paperback
Wrth i’r goleuni gilio o’r tir, mae llonyddwch oer, llwm y gaeaf yn disodli rwythlondeb yr hydref. Ond yn nyfnder y ddaear, yn yr holltau a’r tyllau lle mae’r creaduriaid bach yn byw, mae’r goleuni’n parhau, yn cael ei anwylo a’i amddi yn. A phan ddaw galwad y Sgwarnog, mae’r rheiny sy’n ei warchod yn ymateb.
Dyma stori am obaith – dyma stori’r Lanternwyr. Hwn yw’r llyfr cyntaf mewn cyfres am y tymhorau gan Karin Celestine, wedi’i darlunio gan Tamsin Rosewell. Lluniwyd y nodiadau ar y traddodiadau gan Pamela Thom-Rowe.
The Lightbringers in Welsh.
The first in my new series of four titles of Tales of the Turning Year, in a new larger format, based on the seasons, nature and folklore, The Lightbringers is a story of hope and that the light will always return, even in the darkest of days.
When light recedes from the land, Autumn’s fruitfulness is replaced by Winter’s cold, bleak stillness. But deep within the ground, in the cracks and crevices where the small creatures live, the light lives on, protected and cherished. And when the Hare calls, those that keep it know how to respond.
The Lightbringers. A story of hope.
The midwinter solstice provides the focal point for a journey by the little creatures as they seek to return light to earth, but it is a journey that evokes the traditions of the Mari Lwyd walking the villages of Wales and Wassail songs being sung in the orchards. This book contains the story of The Lightbringers and a brief introduction to the myth and legend surrounding the season and festivals of midwinter.
Suitable for readers of all ages.
A perfect Winter/Spring gift for friends and family, loved ones you are missing, a token of hope in these uncertain times.
Each page has a small hand drawn illustration linking to the season and story by Tamsin Rosewell and at the back there are some notes on the British traditions mentioned in the story by Pamela Thom-Rowe.
20cm square 48 pages published by Graffeg.
PLEASE ONLY ADD A NAME FOR DEDICATION. THE BOOKS ARE SIGNED BY ME AND IT DOESN’T MAKE SENSE TO SIGN FOR MY DARLING GRANDAUGHTER ETC. thank you. You can write your own messages from you in the book or I can write them on a card to include in the parcel, write in additional notes.
WELSH EDITION Choose from Hardback or Paperback
Wrth i’r goleuni gilio o’r tir, mae llonyddwch oer, llwm y gaeaf yn disodli rwythlondeb yr hydref. Ond yn nyfnder y ddaear, yn yr holltau a’r tyllau lle mae’r creaduriaid bach yn byw, mae’r goleuni’n parhau, yn cael ei anwylo a’i amddi yn. A phan ddaw galwad y Sgwarnog, mae’r rheiny sy’n ei warchod yn ymateb.
Dyma stori am obaith – dyma stori’r Lanternwyr. Hwn yw’r llyfr cyntaf mewn cyfres am y tymhorau gan Karin Celestine, wedi’i darlunio gan Tamsin Rosewell. Lluniwyd y nodiadau ar y traddodiadau gan Pamela Thom-Rowe.
The Lightbringers in Welsh.
The first in my new series of four titles of Tales of the Turning Year, in a new larger format, based on the seasons, nature and folklore, The Lightbringers is a story of hope and that the light will always return, even in the darkest of days.
When light recedes from the land, Autumn’s fruitfulness is replaced by Winter’s cold, bleak stillness. But deep within the ground, in the cracks and crevices where the small creatures live, the light lives on, protected and cherished. And when the Hare calls, those that keep it know how to respond.
The Lightbringers. A story of hope.
The midwinter solstice provides the focal point for a journey by the little creatures as they seek to return light to earth, but it is a journey that evokes the traditions of the Mari Lwyd walking the villages of Wales and Wassail songs being sung in the orchards. This book contains the story of The Lightbringers and a brief introduction to the myth and legend surrounding the season and festivals of midwinter.
Suitable for readers of all ages.
A perfect Winter/Spring gift for friends and family, loved ones you are missing, a token of hope in these uncertain times.
Each page has a small hand drawn illustration linking to the season and story by Tamsin Rosewell and at the back there are some notes on the British traditions mentioned in the story by Pamela Thom-Rowe.
20cm square 48 pages published by Graffeg.
PLEASE ONLY ADD A NAME FOR DEDICATION. THE BOOKS ARE SIGNED BY ME AND IT DOESN’T MAKE SENSE TO SIGN FOR MY DARLING GRANDAUGHTER ETC. thank you. You can write your own messages from you in the book or I can write them on a card to include in the parcel, write in additional notes.
