It all started with an odd and enigmatic letter left for author Jane Brown in a tiny New England bookshop. The letter, which was sent by three brothers, mentioned their great-great-uncle Arthur Spiderwick and an unfinished book that contained eyewitness descriptions of a creature that was previously believed to be a myth. This long-awaited compendium to the global Spiderwick phenomenon provides enough information to satisfy even the most demanding faerie enthusiast. It starts with a thoughtful and informative introduction, moves through six exhaustive sections featuring thirty-one faerie species, and concludes with an addendum that includes observations provided by Jared Grace.
