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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: The Solstice Evergreen: History, Folklore, and Origins of the Christmas TreeUser Review - Ami - GoodreadsThe folk tales were definitely my favorite part. It was an interesting read, but I kept questioning how well-researched it was...I think I would have enjoyed more internal citations. Read full review Review: The Solstice Evergreen: History, Folklore, And Origins Of The Christmas TreeUser Review - Jack - GoodreadsAn easily-readable book on why so many cultures, worldwide, revere the evergreen. It is punctuated with interesting mythological tales from all around the world, some of which I read at our Solstice ... Read full review Related books
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