A Pixie’s Adventures in Humanland by Jean Delaire
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A Pixie’s Adventures in Humanland by Jean Delaire
Published: Theosophical Publishing House Ltd, London 1927
This is first edition of a rare fantasy novel follows Pixie as he ventures into Humanland, meeting a woman named Eileen whom he invites to Pixieland. Jean Delair is a pseudonym for Pauline Celestine Elise Touchemolin, a theosophical author, who also wrote under the name of Mrs E. Castle Leaver.
Condition: Good, no just jacket. An ex-library book, from the Besant Memorial Library. Boards are in good condition, no bumps or frayed edges. Binding is firm, pages are clean and unmarked.
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