Do You Believe In Magic?: The Bluebell Fairy and other tales of woodland enchantment - Softcover

Do You Believe In Magic? “The Bluebell Fairy” and other tales of woodland enchantment. Children's fiction. Ages 6 to 10. EVER WONDERED WHY SOMETIMES YOU MIGHT SEE A RARE WHITE FLOWER AMONGST THOUSANDS OF BLUEBELLS? The Bluebell Fairy now shares the secret behind the magic of the bluebells carpets that cover our woodlands. From the author: One night my niece Aimee, who was seven at the time, asked me to tell her a bedtime story, and suddenly being put on the spot, I created “The Bluebell Fairy.” The very next evening Aimee asked me to retell her the story, and the parts that I had forgotten she promptly corrected and filled in for me. It was this that made me realise that my simple story had captured her imagination, and that it was a story worth giving to the children of the world. As a child Cinderella captured my soul by her beautiful spirit and kind nature that won her the prince’s heart; the bluebell fairy captures the soul for the unselfish love of her forest work and wins her heart’s desire. “Birth of Spectrum” is about compassion for others, a way to understanding how others feel. “Cheslam’s Quest” is a reminder that all of us are unique and we only need to see it for ourselves, not others. I wrote these stories to inspire the imaginations of children to see beyond the walls of the world and appreciate the natural spirit that is around them. I hope the illustrations will capture their attention and invoke them to live a life of colour, unafraid of becoming their best possible selves and achieving what they want with their lives. The stories are intended to be read to a child, to create magic for healthy bedtime dreams and to leave parent and child in loving, reflective states.

Do You Believe In Magic? “The Bluebell Fairy” and other tales of woodland enchantment. Children's fiction. Ages 6 to 10. From the author: One night my niece Aimee, who was seven at the time, asked me to tell her a bedtime story, and suddenly being put on the spot, I created “The Bluebell Fairy.” The very next evening Aimee asked me to retell her the story, and the parts that I had forgotten she promptly corrected and filled in for me. It was this that made me realise that my simple story had captured her imagination, and that it was a story worth giving to the children of the world. As a child Cinderella captured my soul by her beautiful spirit and kind nature that won her the prince’s heart; the bluebell fairy captures the soul for the unselfish love of her forest work and wins her heart’s desire. “Birth of Spectrum” is a story of compassion for others, and “Cheslam’s Quest” is a reminder that all of us are unique and we only need to prove it to ourselves, not others. I wrote these stories to inspire the imaginations of children to see beyond the walls of the world and appreciate the natural spirit that is around them. I hope the illustrations will capture their attention and invoke them to live a life of colour, unafraid of becoming their best possible selves and achieving what they want with their lives. The stories are intended to be read to a child, to create magic for healthy bedtime dreams and to leave parent and child in loving, reflective states.