DAWN NELSON is a Hampshire-based professional storyteller and freelance writer with a passion for fairytales, folklore and fables. She tells her own original tales and traditional stories, to all ages, in schools, at community events, for local groups and for heritage sites. She runs storytelling clubs for adults and children and she is a consultant for heritage sites, researching, writing and performing stories that interpret history and heritage for families. Her first book for The History Press, Adventures in Nature, was published 2021.

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• TitleCopyrightContentsForeword by Tiffany Francis-BakerIntroductionJanuary – Tilting at the SunFebruary – The In-BetweenMarch – Clock WatchingApril – The Hirundines ReturnMay – Fire StoryJune – StandstillJuly – Keepers of the SunAugust – Dog DaysSeptember – Life-GiverOctober – Adjusting to the DarkNovember – Capturing the LightDecember – EclipseAcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorBibliographyBy the Same Author

DAWN NELSON is a Hampshire-based professional storyteller and freelance writer with a passion for fairytales, folklore and fables. She tells her own original tales and traditional stories, to all ages, in schools, at community events, for local groups and for heritage sites. She runs storytelling clubs for adults and children and she is a consultant for heritage sites, researching, writing and performing stories that interpret history and heritage for families. Her first book for The History Press, Adventures in Nature, was published 2021.

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• TitleCopyrightContentsForeword by Tiffany Francis-BakerIntroductionJanuary – Tilting at the SunFebruary – The In-BetweenMarch – Clock WatchingApril – The Hirundines ReturnMay – Fire StoryJune – StandstillJuly – Keepers of the SunAugust – Dog DaysSeptember – Life-GiverOctober – Adjusting to the DarkNovember – Capturing the LightDecember – EclipseAcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorBibliographyBy the Same Author

DAWN NELSON is a Hampshire-based professional storyteller and freelance writer with a passion for fairytales, folklore and fables. She tells her own original tales and traditional stories, to all ages, in schools, at community events, for local groups and for heritage sites. She runs storytelling clubs for adults and children and she is a consultant for heritage sites, researching, writing and performing stories that interpret history and heritage for families. Her first book for The History Press, Adventures in Nature, was published 2021.

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• TitleCopyrightContentsForeword by Tiffany Francis-BakerIntroductionJanuary – Tilting at the SunFebruary – The In-BetweenMarch – Clock WatchingApril – The Hirundines ReturnMay – Fire StoryJune – StandstillJuly – Keepers of the SunAugust – Dog DaysSeptember – Life-GiverOctober – Adjusting to the DarkNovember – Capturing the LightDecember – EclipseAcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorBibliographyBy the Same Author