Fairy Tales and Folklore

Gate
Along the sides of the gate familiar and unfamiliar scenes are displayed. A girl in a hood; A cow with wings; A headless horseman; A rat; A wolf and three sheep; A mermaid; and various others. The symbol that sits on the larger stone is that of an iconic looking fairy.

General area
The first thing that you will notice are the yellow bricks that form the road into this wing. The second thing are the vibrant colours that take hold of everything else. Bookcases line the walls, heading up several stories. Several winding staircases allow the visiting patrons to reach those high-up books or one of the many walkways that reach from from one side to the other. The central area consists of a massive pool of pillows and plushies depicting story characters with a few desks along its edges for the boring adults.

Sections
The sections here are primarily based on country of origin, the shelves stocks with books on well-known, lesser-known and no-longer-known fairy tales throughout the years. The shelves do not just hold books though, there are various items that could be found in the surrounding tomes. A clock to depict father time; a jar of folded paper stars near a story about the universe; etc. Some of the sections aren't quite as straight forwards as the others. Hidden doors are everywhere, like a small door that must be opened with a key from a different section, or the right book pulled back that opens a part of the bookcase to reveal a small room.