Celtic Tales on the list

Now let's talk about something else just for fun. I am thinking a lot these days about two things: 1)my to-read list, i.e. the books I want to read, either on the shelves or not yet on it and 2)my birthday that is coming enxt month. I'm not sure if I will have any present this year, I'll settle for a cake (more on this on a future post), but just in case, I thought I would make a list of suggestions of presents. Last year, I was really hoping to receive this book of Celtic tales titled... Celtic Tales. I received one book on the subject, just not this one. And I know I probably have many of these tales in one version or anotherin one of the books in my possession but... why take a chance? So I added it on the list again.

Celtic Tales next?

It is spooky sometimes to see how much Amazon knows me: I recently received a number of recommendations, including this book. Now I am of course familiar with Celtic folklore, in fact I am very familiar with it, but mainly when it was transformed into Arthurian literature. And I was just thinking that I needed to expand on it and in the meantime beef up my collections of books of tales and legends. My birthday coming fairly soon, I sent it to my wife as a present suggestion Then she will be unable to blame me for this addition to my ever growing personal library. I am diabolical.