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My Fairy Garden
Maggie Bateson, Louise Comfort
Hardcover (Pan MacMillan, Sept. 16, 2001)A 3D carousel fairy garden with press-out figures. Come and visit the fairies at the bottom of the garden - everyone is busy for a wedding. Peep inside the house and take the fairy figures through the enchanted garden, where they can sail across the brook and dance until dawn.
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My Fairy Garden
TickTock Books Ltd
Board book (TickTock Books Ltd, Nov. 1, 2008)Educational resources that teach toddlers first words, counting, shapes, and colors, these fun-filled activity books contain sparkly foil illustrations and glittery elements—making them captivating and engaging tools for learning early concepts. Simple puzzles and games combine with magical illustrations on a journey to the enchanting world of fairies in this instructive reference for young readers.
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The Garden Fairy
Mary Gagnon
language (Pinthrift, Nov. 10, 2013)When Jackie's family moves into the Victorian farmhouse, her mother can't wait to start digging in the gardens. However, there's a problem with one of the small gardens. Every day Jackie's mother plants roses and the next morning they are pulled up, Could it have anything to do with the tiny white stones that were discarded when the flower garden was planted? Jackie sees that the stones are something special, even though her mother doesn't, or can't. Just like she can't see the blue light flitting over the garden at night. But Jackie can. Is it possible it's a fairy, looking for the circle of stones.
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My Garden
Pauline Cartwright, Meredith Thomas
eBook (HMH, Sept. 1, 2005)A girl plants a flower garden.
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Fairy Garden Design
Alix Wood
Paperback (Gareth Stevens Pub, Aug. 16, 2017)A beautiful garden is a delight and takes quite a bit of skill and knowledge to design. However, creating a garden that attracts fairies and other magical creatures takes some real know-how! This fun book demonstrates through numerous creative projects and step-by-step instructions how to create arresting miniature landscapes of objects and plants and encourages young gardeners to exercise their green thumbs with artistic outdoor activities.
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Rosa's Fairy Garden
Prue Keen, Walter Crane
eBook (Publish Simply, Oct. 7, 2014)A fairy tale written for 3 to 5 year old girls. Rosa has just moved to a new apartment and is lonely without her friends. She is invited to visit Mrs Wainwright on the ground floor where she discovers the garden is full of flower fairies holding a dance. But things go wrong and only Rosa can help.This is a new fairy story based on beautiful illustrations by Walter Crane.
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Fairy Garden Design
Alix Wood
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Publishing, Aug. 15, 2017)A beautiful garden is a delight and takes quite a bit of skill and knowledge to design. However, creating a garden that attracts fairies and other magical creatures takes some real know-how! This fun book demonstrates through numerous creative projects and step-by-step instructions how to create arresting miniature landscapes of objects and plants and encourages young gardeners to exercise their green thumbs with artistic outdoor activities.
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