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Silky And Penelope: (And What They Did To Me)

by Brenda Gill

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A fairy-tree encounter shaped by webs, tears, and nighttime fears

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A fairy-tree encounter shaped by webs, tears, and nighttime fears

A girl’s nighttime vigil leads her to the fairies in her tree, until two spiders disrupt their dances and spin a web around her. The episode shifts into a confrontation with the Nightmare, whose attempt to draw the girl away is interrupted when the fairies emerge from their flooded home. With its fairy, spider, and nightmare figures, the book centers an imaginative nocturnal episode in which fear and distress take visible, fantastical forms. It is categorized under graphic arts and illustration, pointing to a visual presentation of this compact fantasy scenario.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Adults interested in illustrated fantasy scenes
  • Readers drawn to fairy-tale imagery involving fairies, spiders, and nightmares
  • Those seeking a brief, surreal nighttime fantasy premise

Themes

FairiesNightmaresSpiders and websFearTears and imagination

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Book overview

Girl watches the fairies dance at night instead of sleeping. Two spiders have moved into her Fairy Tree and the fairies won't come out to dance for her with them there. They spin a web for her and catch her in it. The Nightmare shows up and tries to talk her into going with her. She cries a pool of tears and the fairies come out of the tree. She had flooded out their floor. The Nightmare is afraid of the fairies so she splits, taking the web with her. The girl falls into thee pool of tears.

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