Tiny Tales of Scottish Folklore

Tiny Tales of Scottish Folklore

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Scotland is a land stitched together by story-where every glen, loch, and tumble-down ruin has a tale to tell. In this collection of short stories, come face to face with helpful brownies, shape-shifting kelpies, the eerie elegance of the Baobhan-Sith, and more.
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kel·pie [ kélpee ] in Celtic folklore, a malicious water spirit that takes the form of a horse or handsome young man and lures humans, generally young women, to death by drowning and then devouring them. doppelgänger [ˈdɒpəlˌɡæŋər] in folklore, is a spirit usually shaped as a twin, shadow or a mirror image. A doppelgänger may embody itself years after it's original body's death in it's replica. (Sequel, Water In My Lungs: Sins of the Father)

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