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How much of imagination is born of loneliness? Of those solitary hours of childhood filled with daydreaming and imagining? A wishing for escape from the world they are in to another, more magical one where they belong?
Good night, dear magical Twitter folk. I will leave you with this illustration by Anna Speshilova.
For those of us who grew up feeling like we didn't often belong anywhere, we always found belonging in books.
(art by 애뽈)
I view my account as a magical door that allows others to re-renter the world of childhood. A place where wishes, wonders, dreams, & magic are a given. Where fairy tales are reminders that mystery exists around us. A place where curiosity & delight is embraced.
This is where I want to spend my Sunday: in a world where animals are reading books.
(illustrations by Priscilla Alpaugh)
Watched Wolfwalkers by @CartoonSaloon last night. This film is a rich tapestry of gorgeous visuals & great storytelling. It is easily my favorite film of 2020.
Yes, I want to live in just this kind of woodland world; especially in that mushroom house.
(illustrations by Racey Helps)
@Princess_Indigo @SelineSigil9 @CentreMyth @BenTheEpicure @RedRiverCroft @EnchantedEzine @FolkloreFilmFes @AmandaBergloff @GothicBible Thank you and I hope your holidays are healthy, happy and magical.