This book embodies the Celtic myth of creation, and in it is some of the most splendid material known to the old saga makers. Ella Young has written for children (and grown-ups) who hunger as she did for a lost inheritance, who are fain to catch a glimpse of the Fortunate Islands; and learn that golden apples still grow in the Graden of the Hesperides; and that Angus moves yet in a cloud of birdwings, immortally young, though Tara is ruined.