Hello, readers. I call myself Miss Nora D. Idaron. I have been a necromancer for eleventy nine years now, especially interested in magical herbology (foliomirology). I am writing this note to you because I will soon be releasing my newest work: Common Garden Life.
You may think you've finally memorized every flower and garden plant you possibly could, but creatures like these are barely a fraction of true garden life. Bushes? Trees? Bugs? Think again, I'll bet you haven't heard of a bellevucris. They've undoubtedly hid beneath your nose at one point or another, but you haven't seen them because you were looking in the wrong places.
How about gnascors? Never heard of them, either, have you?
My point is that there are so many natural and wonderful creatures you're missing out on every single day. I've written this as a guide to some common critters you may find in your garden if you know where to look.
Nora D. Idaron
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Common Garden Life - Nora D. Idaron
FantasiThe 1898 book from necromancer Nora D. Idaron gives in-depth descriptions of common magical garden life. The book covers insects from accacks to yoirns, and plants from abotties to zuffnlers.
