Books with title The Magic Fairy Door

An injured fairy. A magical door. An enchanted world.A page-turning adventure for children 8-12.Nothing is going right for ten-year-old Amy. Her mother disappeared when she was a baby. Her father has fallen ill. And now she has to move away from her home to live in the country with her grandmother.But when she finds an injured fairy in her grandmother’s barn, Amy’s life is forever changed.Traveling through the enchanted fairy door on a quest to cure her father, she discovers a magical world filled with wonders: fairy villages built into trees, glowing crystal caverns, majestic white stags with the power to grant wishes.But it soon becomes clear that all is not well in the land of fairies, and Amy’s quest is not nearly as simple as she thought.Don’t miss The Last Fairy Door, the first book in the Fairies of Titania series by N. A. Davenport. This middle-grade fantasy is perfect for young fans of magic, mystery, and adventure. Claim your copy now!"l loved this book and can't wait for more to come! Know that these books are on the shelf in my library at Grantham Elementary along with the Werewolf Max series!"-Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★"My absolute FAVORITE part of this book, even as an adult reader, is the writing. Davenport writes beautifully. The descriptions were gorgeous and everything was written clear and concise. Plus, the imagery was always front and center in my head."-Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★"I truly enjoyed every minute of reading this book! All the characters, from humans to fairies to woodland creatures, were relatable and engaging. With each page, I wanted to know what would happen next."-Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★Great for fans of:The Nevergirls CollectionThe Tail of Emily WindsnapThe Girl Who Drank the MoonWishThe Secret LakeShelve with:Middle grade fictionFairy books for 8-12 year oldsMagical books for kidsFantasy books for kidsMagical adventures for girls

An injured fairy. A magical door. An enchanted world.A page-turning adventure for children 8-12.Nothing is going right for ten-year-old Amy. Her mother disappeared when she was a baby. Her father has fallen ill. And now she has to move away from her home to live in the country with her grandmother.But when she finds an injured fairy in her grandmother’s barn, Amy’s life is forever changed.Traveling through the enchanted fairy door on a quest to cure her father, she discovers a magical world filled with wonders: fairy villages built into trees, glowing crystal caverns, majestic white stags with the power to grant wishes.But it soon becomes clear that all is not well in the land of fairies, and Amy’s quest is not nearly as simple as she thought.Don’t miss The Last Fairy Door, the first book in the Fairies of Titania series by N. A. Davenport. This middle-grade fantasy is perfect for young fans of magic, mystery, and adventure. Claim your copy now!"l loved this book and can't wait for more to come! Know that these books are on the shelf in my library at Grantham Elementary along with the Werewolf Max series!"-Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★"My absolute FAVORITE part of this book, even as an adult reader, is the writing. Davenport writes beautifully. The descriptions were gorgeous and everything was written clear and concise. Plus, the imagery was always front and center in my head."-Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★"I truly enjoyed every minute of reading this book! All the characters, from humans to fairies to woodland creatures, were relatable and engaging. With each page, I wanted to know what would happen next."-Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★Great for fans of:The Nevergirls CollectionThe Tail of Emily WindsnapThe Girl Who Drank the MoonWishThe Secret LakeShelve with:Middle grade fictionFairy books for 8-12 year oldsMagical books for kidsFantasy books for kidsMagical adventures for girls

Sparking the imagination of young and old, these enchanting fairies seek to find a magic fairy door which would allow them to interact with children. This delightful introduction to the fairy realm is the first in a series of Magic Door Stories, sure to open up new worlds for anyone who enters. As a former elementary teacher, author/illustrator Laurie Ingersoll has designed her books to help early readers, encouraging them to read while inspiring them to unlock their imaginations. The stories are endearing, entertaining and enchanting. Look for other books by Ms. Ingersoll including The Magic Elf Door, Monday Morning Masterpieces and six other whimsical books at www.laurieingersollbooks.com

Mystical Creatures, Witches, and Talking Animals live in a Gold and Silver Forest. What adventures await beyond the magic door in grandma's closet? Grandma's house is always a place of fun, games, cooking, and imagining, but not today. An extraordinary storm is brewing outside—and a weird one is brewing inside, too. As the midday sky turns dark, the atmosphere becomes warlike. Mary and Lynda are fighting and throwing playing cards at each other. Tomas and Daniel fight over the trains on the floor. When Andrew tries to break them up, he gets a punch in the eye. Callista has her earphones permanently affixed in her ears and her nose firmly planted in one of her fantasy books. Only Baby JR is peaceful, sleeping in his carrier."Enough!" Grandma shouts over the din. She puts all of them in time out. Thunder booms. Rain hits like pellets, and tree branches whip and crack against the sides of the house. Lightning bolts flash in the windows across the back of grandma's house. W-A-A-N-K-! blares from the TV. It’s a tornado warning. Grandma orders the children to take the pillows and cushions from the couch, and she leads them into her ginormous closet. The older children are sullen and obstinate. The younger ones cry and don't want to stay, but Grandma comforts them, saying that her wardrobe is a very fun place. "What could be fun in a clothes closet?" Andrew asks. With twinkling eyes, Grandma answers, "You'll tell me when the storm is over." Then pointing at the chest of drawers, she says, "Don't open the top drawer. The things in there cannot be played with." Mary thumps her fists on her hips and demands, "What things?""Things that cannot be played with," Grandma answers. With that, she leaves the closet and closes the doors. The storm outside rumbles, louder and louder, but before the next crack of thunder echoes, Andrew hears the CLICK! Grandma has locked them in! Now what? he wonders. The children continue to argue. During a lull in the storm, Mary announces that she's bored. Always curious, she decides to open the forbidden drawer, despite the others telling her not to, and out flies the strangest creature they've ever seen. "Ne-e-e-bey," it’s shrill squawk makes the children cover their ears. The bird flies up, and sits on the clothing rod above grandma’s dresses, but Mary forgets to close the drawer. Before they can think about what to do, more of the same creatures in different colors fly out and run up the walls of the closet. While Andrew and the children try to coax the strange birds back into the drawer, all the lights go out. They are in total darkness. Then, a sliver of light filters in behind Grandma's dresses. It spins, twinkles, and grows stronger and bigger, until it becomes a door. Andrew reaches for the handle and pulls with all his might. When the door opens, bright light floods the closet. The strange birds, hidden behind the clothes, begin to chirp. "Ne-e-bey," they squawk, and fly through the door. Mary runs after them, shouting, "C' mon. We need to get them back."Thus begins the adventure into the Gold and Silver Forest, where they meet strange, talking creatures and witch-sisters, Befana and Cattiva, one good and one evil who fight for control of the magical Nonnaland. Will the children become involved in this battle, and how will they get back to Grandma's closet? Give the gift of imagination! Buy The Magic Door today and send the children on an adventure of fantasy, good versus evil, and self-discovery.

This book has been writen by two mothers, that firmly believe in an alternative education. We think children have to be taught from an early age to be themselves, to follow their hearts, to be who they really are. Our mission as parents is to point them into the right direction, so they can enhance their natural gifts and virtues, and have a successful and happy future.We really hope you´ll find these books as useful as we have, and that your children love them as much as ours do!!!LoveOlga Tabarés & Leia Sternal