Bird Lore
The Myths, Folklore and Meaning of Birds
(Autor) Sally CoulthardFrom bestselling author, Sally Coulthard, comes this charmingly illustrated guide to our favorite feathered friends and the myths and folklore that surround their lives. Even today, birds are hugely symbolic. From songbirds to seagulls, nightingales to morning larks, we still use the cultural language of the avian world. Doves bring peace, storks carry newborn babies. Robins mark Christmas, hens Easter. Blackbirds and thrushes herald the dawn, owls welcome in the night. Even in our modern, rational world, magpies and peacocks still invite superstitions. In her new book, Sally takes a fascinating flight through the myths, magic and meaning of birds. Covering 50 well-loved avian species from across the world, she glides through their folklore, legends and symbolism. From common sayings to strange superstitions, ancient beliefs to modern celebrations, this gloriously illustrated and international guide reveals that Bird Lore is as alive and vibrant as it ever was.
Sally Coulthard
Sally Coulthard is a British author known for her innovative approach to interior design and lifestyle writing. She has written numerous books on topics ranging from interior design and architecture to gardening and crafts. Coulthard's writing style is engaging, accessible, and filled with practical tips and advice for readers looking to enhance their living spaces.
One of Coulthard's most notable works is "Shed Chic," a book that explores the creative potential of backyard sheds and other small spaces. This book has had a significant impact on the design and DIY genre, inspiring readers to rethink the possibilities of their own homes and gardens.
Overall, Sally Coulthard's contributions to literature have helped to popularize the idea that good design can be accessible to everyone, regardless of budget or space constraints. Her work continues to inspire readers to think creatively about their living environments and to find beauty and functionality in unexpected places.
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