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Froud Faerie books?

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I see that he has quite a few.  Which ones are the most comprehensive?    Which ones helped the most with The Faeries Oracle?

I don't have all his books but Good Faeries, Bad Faeries has many faeries which came to feature in the oracle. It has a wealth of information on Faery lore and Froud's own thoughts and experiences. It gives extra background and insight and is a good complement to the book which came with the deck.

 

 

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I have an old copy of his Faeries book, and I'm wondering if the "Deluxe" edition is basically a reprint, whereas the book you've mentioned adds more.

I have The Faeries' Oracle hardcover book that accompanied my deck and I find it wonderful. Mind you, it's dated 2000 when I bought the set.

The book that comes with the deck I think is the best book for working with the Faeries (I have like 3-4 other of his books).  I love them all but again I love his art.  But for working with the Faeries the book that comes with the deck is a real gem.

The book that comes with the deck I think is the best book for working with the Faeries (I have like 3-4 other of his books).  I love them all but again I love his art.  But for working with the Faeries the book that comes with the deck is a real gem.

 

Have to agree. :D

Recently I got the Good/Bad faeries book. And it worth every shekel. I think it's a must if you are into the subject.

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