​​MERCURY PRESS REISSUES A NEW EDITION OF A CHILDREN’S CLASSIC!

Dance of the Elves (#65)
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Over 30 years ago, Andrew Linnell was asked by his then young children to tell them a story. Dance of the Elves is this story that his friend, and Waldorf educator, Elizabeth Auer, took an interest in and illustrated — with some input from her own small children. 

The book shows the elves’ concern during a period of no rain in the forest and tells of their search for water to save the leaves from wilting. One courageous elf, Beecher, agrees to go on a quest in search of the precious water, and so meets many wonders of the natural world.
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This new Mercury Press edition contains an entirely new series of drawings by Elizabeth Auer in a more compact child-friendly format. Now, we’re eagerly awaiting Beecher’s next adventure!

About Mercury Press...

We are a small Non-Profit publisher and print shop located at the Fellowship Community, originating in the 1970s to foster continuing education in the study of anthroposophical literature.  Since many of Rudolf Steiner's significant lectures had yet to be translated and printed in English, this became part of our work and provided material for unfolding the community's spiritual life.

Mercury Press is a "work activity group", providing educational, economic, social and therapeutic experiences in the editing, printing, binding, collating and shipping of books to interested English-speaking people all over the world.  This activity, in turn, produces funds which enable us to care for the elderly members at a cost far below more conventional homes for the aging.

Today, we work on a wider range of subjects beyond translations of Rudolf Steiner's books and lectures, including new medical arts, education titles, philosophic thoughts and much more.  We invite you to read our publications to consider the the timeless wisdom of Anthroposophy.

Also, we welcome you to let us know your thoughts as well while reviewing our offerings and we always appreciate any donations you may feel appropriate (see button below) to help either our printing endeavors or our continuous care of the elders who live  with us here at the Fellowship.