I downsized the clutter on our étagère, and put the book on the top, spread open to a favorite page with two lovely tumblers I found at TJ Maxx with very Moroccan-looking gold scrollwork on them holding it in place. Tom pointed out that the book could get damaged in the bathroom steam, and I of course agreed wholeheartedly that I would check it regularly for any signs of the slightest bit of damage. But a book that gorgeous should NOT stay closed on a shelf. It just shouldn’t. And can’t. If it ends up I can't display it here, I'll display it elsewhere instead.


Very pretty book. Love his art style. I am glad that I own Niroot's Red Fairy Book and Russian Fairy Tales. Folio Society has been awesome with their selections. One day, if I am lucky, I will be able to buy the white leatherbound fairy queen...maybe.
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ReplyDeleteYou ARE so lucky to own those books!! <3
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