My Name is Brigid - Johnson, Isca
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Part of the Girl God collection of books for children, My Name is Brigid is a beautiful book dedicated to bringing the myths and stories of the beloved goddess Brigid to life. A fixture in Ireland and beyond since the time of the Celts, My Name is Brigid is beautifully illustrated in full color by Irish artist Barbara O'Meara. Jessica Johnson captures the essence of Brigid both as a goddess and a modern saint in her rendition, making this a beautiful book for children in Pagan and Christian traditions alike. Just as this goddess has transcended religion, this book brings Brigid's messages and stories to another generation.…mehr

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Part of the Girl God collection of books for children, My Name is Brigid is a beautiful book dedicated to bringing the myths and stories of the beloved goddess Brigid to life. A fixture in Ireland and beyond since the time of the Celts, My Name is Brigid is beautifully illustrated in full color by Irish artist Barbara O'Meara. Jessica Johnson captures the essence of Brigid both as a goddess and a modern saint in her rendition, making this a beautiful book for children in Pagan and Christian traditions alike. Just as this goddess has transcended religion, this book brings Brigid's messages and stories to another generation.
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Autorenporträt
Isca Johnson is a contemporary witch and tarot reader who has been on the pagan path for about 20 years. She is a mom to 3 active kids and also runs a tarot reading business, Stellar Tarot. Isca loves to garden, read, write, paint and knit. Her YouTube channel, StellarRainDancer, is dedicated to talking about tarot, witchcraft, shamanism and pagan parenting. Isca has been a Daughter of The Morrigan for a few years now-and is committed to bringing a modern, fresh take to the pagan community on working with traditionally darker goddesses.