Books with title Fairy Stories

Sadly Mary E. Bakewell only ever wrote one book: True Fairy Stories, which was published in 1902. However, she lived a very inspirational life, most of it in the frontier west during the 1920s. The little town she lived in was poverty stricken, and Mary did her best to bring relief, solidarity, and a little pleasure to the people of the community, and each year held a Christmas party for all the children. Mary was also a bit of a rebel and instituted services, quite often having to defend her actions against the Bishop. But despite the poor conditions, harsh blizzards, a smallpox epidemic, and initial unfriendliness of the townsfolk, Mary eventually came to love the home she had chosen, and ran a Sunday school along with participating in the Women's Guild. So it is with great pride that Goatshead Castle Productions presents: True Fairy Stories written by Mary E. Bakewell - first published in 1902. This book has long been out of print.... Although, I cannot for the life of me think why. For it teaches young minds the importance of nature and the wonderful creatures we are fortunate enough to share this world with. Everyone can all enjoy and learn from the stories within this audiobook, even an old witch like me!

In Estonia there a fairies that fly over the Old Town of Tallinn and light up the sky. Jane hears the stories told to her by her Grandma, then she is lucky enough to go and see for herself. A tale of magical mysteries in a country on the edge of Russia, for young children to experience the magic of other cultures and love of their grandparents special relationship.this book is made for kindle fire with bright, colourful illustrations and a fairy song. Children will love to read it for themselves and share it with their parents at bedtime.

Buy this book now at a special knockdown summer price wth 60% off...Rosie can't find her friends the fairies, they are missing from the bottom of her garden and nobody seems to know where they have gone.Find out where they have gone with Rosie and discover the secret of their fairy glen. A beautifully illustrated and original twenty-four page, color picture-book for children of ages two to six. I hope little girls will love it as much as the Christmas Fairy. There is simple text with each illustration, for children to learn to read or just enjoy. Share with an adult, or while away time on their own.Author Biography:Viv Rosser, the author and illustrator of the book, is an artist and teacher.This color picture book is suitable for the Kindle Fire, Kindle Fire HD, Kindle Fire HD 8.9, Ipad or Iphone, but also looks good in the Amazon Kindle-Viewer (on a PC or Mac - set full-screen, landscape). To display pictures full screen, set words per line to max in Kindle-Viewer. Illustrations are both portrait and landscape. On portable devices, set them to switch from portrait to landscape when the device is rotated.

It is so easy to give up doing something if you are told you are no good at it. Lots of artistic and creative children are stopped in their tracks due to negative criticism. This book goes on a simple journey that inspires Ida to overcome being put down by her sister Dora and still go on to dance.Anyone could have helped her with positive praise but the solution to her lack of self esteem is to be inspired by a dancing fairy. With colourful and beautifully illustrated pictures this is a book for all children who need inspiration not to give up when others put them down.The book is designed for kindle and all devices with a kindle app.

Would you let you per hamster play with fairies. Well without realising what he is getting up to, Heather lets her hamster, Harry out into the garden where he discovers the pink fairy.This is a fun, playful and endearing book to read to your young child any time of day and especially bedtime.Full of charming, colourful illustrations and available on kindle-fire and kindle fore apps for all devices.

A Witchess brews Rubbery Dubbery Smiles, and Grandpa Mole uses his magic buttons to save his relatives. Seven lushly illustrated stories about magic, kindness, and happiness.The best stories selected from "My Very Own Fairy Stories," by Johnny Gruelle, creator of Raggedy Ann."My Very Own Fairy Stories" was also published as "Raggedy Ann's Fairy Stories."