Books with title The fairy flute

The End of Summer Fair is coming, and Rose must help her best friend Emily out at the fair as one of the performers. Her best friend Emily is playing the role of a human girl in a human play, and Rose thinks it would be easy to play a human. Little does she know, playing human for a fairy is harder than she thinks...The second book and a stand alone book in the Fairy Rose Chronicles. Other books include: The Fairy Rose, Pixies vs. Fairies, The Fairy Alchemist, The Fairy Test, and Fairy Dreams. The Fairy Rose Chronicles were first written and published in 2003, and is now being made available as an ebook on Amazon Kindle.

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Jeremy Rabbit wakes one morning in his burrow in the creek bank, which he shares with his Aunt Esther and lots of brothers and sisters, knowing this is a special day. Each year in the farmer’s garden, all sorts of animals not normally allowed there, gather together for the great Fairy Fair, while the fairies of the garden charm the farmer and his wife away. This is THE day! The enchanted day at The Fairy Fair is filled with fun and adventure, with tears of joy. Then as night closes in, the little rabbits set out for home. On the way, there are terrors and dangers, but these are overcome and they reach their burrow safely where a warm welcome, their supper and their cosy beds await them.Book details: Narrative rhyme, 38 pages. Order the printed book through www.bishopbooks.com.au. Tales from a Country Garden series of Australian children's books.

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