Pocketbook Size (printed in American Standard English) In this updated edition, Irish born Lizzy Shannon takes us through the Gregorian calendar as well as the 13 months and single day of Druidic calendar. Includes new tidbits of Celtic and Druidic lore. Like the Native Americans, Celtic traditions were handed down through the generations. Explore legends and superstitions, find out how to make honey mead, hand-made soap, and learn about the Celtic astrological signs that are based on the Dryadic personalities of individual trees. Discover which sign you were born under, who your Celtic spirit animal guide is, and which deity rules your sign. "The spirit of Ireland shared in a delightfully personal and entertaining little book." - Gerry Anderson, Radio Foyle and Radio Ulster, author of Surviving Stroke City and Heads. "Lizzy's gone and collated the sayings and quirks she learned at her mother's knee in the Belfast of her childhood into an almanac of facts, stories, recipes and wisecracks that will keep you engaged and entertained through a sitting or two as well as throughout the year." - Jay Lake, author of A Trial of Flowers, Mainspring, and Kalimpura. "A Celtic Yearbook is chock-full of surprising recipes, odd bits of folklore, and delightful dashes of history. Where else can you find a book that contains a love potion and a way to become invisible? A perfect gift!" -- Brenda Cooper, author of Mayan December. Born and bred in Northern Ireland, now lives at the end of the Oregon Trail, and collects air miles so she doesn't have to return via covered wagon.