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The Book of Scottish Names

The Book of Scottish Names
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Manufacturer: CICO Books
Written By: Iain Zaczek
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 3.0/5Average rating of 3.0/5Average rating of 3.0/5Average rating of 3.0/5Average rating of 3.0/5




Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 306
EAN: 9781903116203
ISBN: 1903116201
Label: CICO Books
Manufacturer: CICO Books
Number Of Pages: 128
Publication Date: 2000-09-25
Publisher: CICO Books
Studio: CICO Books

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Editorial Reviews: The history of Scotland is full of heroes and kings whose legends resonate throughout the ages. "The Book of Scottish Names" celebrates the country's Celtic, Viking, and French infuences, listing names--from the well-known Malcolm, Kirstie, and Heather to the more unusual Torquil, Mariota, and Eilidh. It explains their derivations, pronunciations, and meanings, and recounts the legends associated with their historical and mythical namesakes. A glossary of Scottish kings and queens gives additional inspiration to anyone wanting to discover the Scottish ancestry. The entries are accompanied with specially commissioned illustrations, making "The Book of Scottish Names" the ideal present for parent-to-be. *Explores the traditions and histories surrounding the most popular Scottish names, which are now favourites throughout the English-speaking world. *Discover the legends and myths of ancient Scotland while choosing a name to suit a baby's personality. *List of monarchs included for further inspiration.


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Comment: Our family has 5 children, all of whom have been given Irish/Scotish/Celtic names to honor their heritage. I bought this book when we were in the process of naming #5. The book only has 213 names and the text is cluttered with large illustrations that make the page count misleading. The text does offer history about the names and pronunciation guides, but most of the names do not require a pronunciation guide. There are some really common names included in the book: Abigail, David, Robert, Ann, among others.





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