(To add onto yours Goodfellow!)
A is for Aldgoat
Type: Alphabet Primer
"O is for Odin....Oodin...Ooooooodin." G'leo repeats to himself for the fifth time in the past six hours.
G'leo yawns and stretches out in the sun, "Reading is easier than fighting sandworms... but not as exciting." He muses with a sigh before returning to his studies in "A is for Aldgoat".
Public Knowledge: One of, if not the most common book young (and literately challenged adult) Eorzeans will use to learn their letters.
Description: No one knows when the first edition of this classic was made, and countless copies and varieties have spread. Some books differ on animals used:
Many state that C is for Couerl while some insist that C is for Chocobo
Likewise some are fancy, printed on fine paper with elegant illustrations, others are cheap, flimsy things, on thin paper. However all have a number of pages, each with a picture of the animal in question, and a large illustration of the letter alongside.
Where to find it?: Schools, Orphanages and Booksellers.
A is for Aldgoat
Type: Alphabet Primer
"O is for Odin....Oodin...Ooooooodin." G'leo repeats to himself for the fifth time in the past six hours.
G'leo yawns and stretches out in the sun, "Reading is easier than fighting sandworms... but not as exciting." He muses with a sigh before returning to his studies in "A is for Aldgoat".
Public Knowledge: One of, if not the most common book young (and literately challenged adult) Eorzeans will use to learn their letters.
Description: No one knows when the first edition of this classic was made, and countless copies and varieties have spread. Some books differ on animals used:
Many state that C is for Couerl while some insist that C is for Chocobo
Likewise some are fancy, printed on fine paper with elegant illustrations, others are cheap, flimsy things, on thin paper. However all have a number of pages, each with a picture of the animal in question, and a large illustration of the letter alongside.
Where to find it?: Schools, Orphanages and Booksellers.
