No one sees her of course. She doesn't exist unless you count bad dreams. Yet still she flies
In "Finding Baba Yaga: A Short Novel in Verse" by Jane Yolen, the character of Baba Yaga embodies a mysterious and elusive presence, often associated with nightmares. Her existence is primarily felt in the dreams of others rather than in the tangible world, reflecting her role as a mythical figure that haunts and fascinates. Despite being invisible and dismissed as a mere figment of imagination, Baba Yaga continues to soar through...
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