"Flowers have their own secrets
a dread and mist-cursed land of adventure
struggles to survive in a world where nature’s raw power constantly reminds him of life’s fragility
Are you ready to fight the spiders
Our new translation from the Latin of the 1533 edition aims to make this foundational work accessible to a new
Le Petit Albert by Paul Summers Young Literature "Flowers have their own secretsTranslated, edited and introduced by Paul Summers Young Second Edition "She conducted us into a small dark room, lit by the flame of a single lamp, and by that flickering light we saw a table covered with a cloth, and on the table, some sort of small statue, or doll, seated upon a tripod . . ." In some respects, Le Petit Albert was the epitome of the Bibliothque Bleue grimoires: it appeared from virtually nowhere in the early eighteenth century, was