Kate Forsyth's Fairytale Oracle

Inspired by bestselling author Dr. Kate Forsyth's childhood and infused with enchanting dark fairytale elements, this beautiful oracle deck is perfect for those who seek guidance. It offers a unique and magical journey stunningly illustrated, all packaged in an exquisite keepsake box.

Dr Kate Forsyth explores eleven of the world's most powerful fairytales in this beautifully written and illustrated oracle. You will learn where they came from, what they mean and how you can turn to them for guidance. Fairytales are not merely stories designed to enchant and entertain: on a more profound and mysterious level, they explore very real and difficult human dilemmas, warn us of dangers and give us the tools we need to overcome those hazards. Legends and fables are as old as language: as long as people have been speaking they have passed down their wisdom encoded in the form of stories of wonder and transformation through the dark thorny forest of life. They show us the way forward and give us hope. We can outwit the ogres that seek to entrap us if we are brave enough and strong enough.

Dr Kate Forsyth is a renowned author, storyteller, and fairytale scholar. She has won several awards for her work, including the American Library Association Award for Best Historical Novel for her book 'Bitter Greens', and Aurealis Awards for multiple titles. In recognition of her contribution to Australian fairytale culture, she was awarded the Australian Fairy Tale Society Award in 2018. Kate holds a Doctorate of Creative Arts in fairytale studies and is an accredited master storyteller with the Australian Guild of Storytellers. She also teaches writing retreats in locations like Australia, Fiji, Greece, and the United Kingdom. Her work has sold over 1.5 million copies across various formats and languages

Merle Hunt is an illustrator specialising in traditional illustrations that reflect the natural world and the universality of stories. Merle's illustrations tell stories inspired by literature and fairytales. Using nature and animals as the main reference, Merle's use of watercolours and in-depth, colourful detail creates an immediately accessible, warm appeal.