For example: “Each of will lay six good eggs per week for the rest of their lives, and they must not die early for any reason.” The Fey delight in twisting wishes into things that cause suffering for the wisher, so caution is vital. Isobel, a painter, paints portraits of Fair Folk in exchange for very, very carefully worded enchantment. Baking, cooking, sewing, and writing are examples of Craft. Only humans can create a new thing (as opposed to an illusion, which the Fey can create) and this skill is known as Craft. The heroine, Isobel, lives in the town of Whimsy, where it is always summer and the Fair folk come into town to trade for Craft. In this book, a human painter uses the power of human creativity to save her Fey lover (who can shapeshift into a horse or a raven) and fight the Alder King. One of our readers pointed me towards An Enchantment of Ravens. Genre: Science Fiction/Fantasy, Young Adult
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