Children's Intro to Ostara: An Illustrated Guide
Happy Spring and Happy Ostara!
Ostara is a Pagan Spring holiday, with themes around hope, new beginnings, life itself, growing our families, and making traditions together. This illustrated guide uses a lighthearted narrative and immersive, watercolor imagery to paint the picture of the holiday for all types of audiences!
Paganism is eclectic, and how one practices depends on their ancestral, cultural, personal, and geographic associations. Understanding this, the Illustrated Guide focuses on commonalities, highlighting activities that people of any faith can partake in, should they want to celebrate Ostara. There are new-age and metaphysical references throughout - connecting color, food, animals, plants, and activities to the holiday - while highlighting family and well-being, with slight spiritual undertones.
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Ostara is a Pagan Spring holiday, with themes around hope, new beginnings, life itself, growing our families, and making traditions together. This illustrated guide uses a lighthearted narrative and immersive, watercolor imagery to paint the picture of the holiday for all types of audiences!
Paganism is eclectic, and how one practices depends on their ancestral, cultural, personal, and geographic associations. Understanding this, the Illustrated Guide focuses on commonalities, highlighting activities that people of any faith can partake in, should they want to celebrate Ostara. There are new-age and metaphysical references throughout - connecting color, food, animals, plants, and activities to the holiday - while highlighting family and well-being, with slight spiritual undertones.
Children's Intro to Ostara: An Illustrated Guide
Happy Spring and Happy Ostara!
Ostara is a Pagan Spring holiday, with themes around hope, new beginnings, life itself, growing our families, and making traditions together. This illustrated guide uses a lighthearted narrative and immersive, watercolor imagery to paint the picture of the holiday for all types of audiences!
Paganism is eclectic, and how one practices depends on their ancestral, cultural, personal, and geographic associations. Understanding this, the Illustrated Guide focuses on commonalities, highlighting activities that people of any faith can partake in, should they want to celebrate Ostara. There are new-age and metaphysical references throughout - connecting color, food, animals, plants, and activities to the holiday - while highlighting family and well-being, with slight spiritual undertones.
Ostara is a Pagan Spring holiday, with themes around hope, new beginnings, life itself, growing our families, and making traditions together. This illustrated guide uses a lighthearted narrative and immersive, watercolor imagery to paint the picture of the holiday for all types of audiences!
Paganism is eclectic, and how one practices depends on their ancestral, cultural, personal, and geographic associations. Understanding this, the Illustrated Guide focuses on commonalities, highlighting activities that people of any faith can partake in, should they want to celebrate Ostara. There are new-age and metaphysical references throughout - connecting color, food, animals, plants, and activities to the holiday - while highlighting family and well-being, with slight spiritual undertones.
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Children's Intro to Ostara: An Illustrated Guide
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Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9798823195171 |
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Publisher: | Barnes & Noble Press |
Publication date: | 02/10/2023 |
Series: | The Wheel of the Year Series , #3 |
Edition description: | 2nd ed. |
Pages: | 36 |
Sales rank: | 593,218 |
Product dimensions: | 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.09(d) |
Age Range: | 6 - 8 Years |
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