the Questing Bookfor the Knight who is past windmills . . . but not quite ready to brave the wild unknown . . .
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"the Questing Book" |
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Once upon a time in every far away land, every prince or princess, worth their salt, went on a quest. Not to mention every aspiring magician's apprentice. And they all took along their trusty questing book. Long ago and faraway, the first thing a quest entailed was figuring out what everyone else—who obviously knew and just weren't saying—just seemed to know: what constituted a quest. |
Written and illuminated by Sara Ryan |
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But now all you lucky seekers, princes, princesses, or aspiring magicians, here, in one handy volume is what everyone just naturally knew back then: the components of a quest. |
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How to use the Questing Book: Think of an answer. Open the book randomly. There is your question.
(Or is it really an answer??) |
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What do others say?
I just got the Questing Book. It's wonderful! I find it such a good personal support as I work and live in Ghana, West Africa. Thank you for sharing your talents and insights. --A.E. Olesky-Oikuta |
Book Specs: the Questing Book is hand bound and sewn, with a hard cover, printed on ivory faux parchment. Book size is 7" x 8.5". Each copy is autographed by the author/artist. the Questing Book contains over 300 pages. |
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