Children of the Wood
Have You Met the Witch of the Wood?
Have You Met the Witch of the Wood?
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Local Author Annie Dowdell
Part of the Witch of the Wood Library
By the Author: "This little picture book was written and hand-illustrated by yours truly, Annie Dowdell. It is my gentle homage to the wildest witch of all, Baba Yaga. It features 12 whimsical watercolor paintings, and the text is a poem I wrote honoring the bony-legged Witch of the Wood. Everything I write for picture books is intended to be shared orally with an easeful and engaging whimsical flow. Why even write a picture book if it isn't fun to read and hear?? The goal of all my books is to give the listener a felt sense of connection with nature, wonder, and the liminal... our animate world."
"Each full-color paperback book is roughly 4.75x6.75 inches, 28 pages, and is printed using fair and sustainable practices in the US. The cover is a thick textured watercolor paper and the interior pages are a high quality textured art paper. I lovingly hand-bind each copy myself with red linen thread. All of the illustrations in this book feature little snippets of Slavic Baba Yaga tales, such as the comb that becomes a forest, her geese, her 'children,' her chicken-footed house, her golden apples, and of course, her classic skeleton garden gate."
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