BPAL review - Nocnitsa

[wesleysgirl]

Nocnitsa
Also known as Krisky, Plaksy and Gorska Makua, she is a nightmare spirit, the Night Hag of the Woods, who haunts Polish, Russian, Bulgarian and Slovak children during the darkest hours. The only protection against her torments is a circle drawn around a child’s cradle with a knife, or an axe or protective poppet hidden under the

Comments

[helenkacan]

I had to look twice at the name. It's strange, because it uses Polish spelling for the first half and transliterated English spelling for the suffix. Either way the "c" = a "ts" sound.

But I'm laughing because nocnik means chamberpot in Polish!

[wesleysgirl]

Ha ha ha! Chamberpot? Seriously? I don't think anyone should smell like THAT! LOL!!

[burnishdvictory]

Who comes up with the descriptions? "Oh, I know what people want! Something that smells like an evil spirit that haunts children!"

Your descriptions are wonderful. I like the comparisons to things people recognize and Eau de Christmas Tree made me laugh.

I love these reviews. Interesting and informative, an excellent combination.

[wesleysgirl]

LOL, I know, right? I'm so glad you like the reviews! *Hugs*

[raveninthewind]

Oh, I bet it would make good bath salts, or you could add a couple drops to a candle.

[wesleysgirl]

Ooh, the bath salts is a great idea, thanks!