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The Fairy Child
When their father goes off to war and their mother falls ill,
Sarah and Lily are left to their own devices. Playing in their
yard, the girls are amazed to find real-life fairies at a miniature
marketplace under some bushes. But when Lily suddenly disappears with
the fairies, Sarah must follow her into the fairy's magical world. There,
Sarah and Lily learn that a young fairy prince has been kidnapped by an
evil elf witch. To rescue the fairy child, the children set out on a fabulous
quest that places them in the middle of a war against the witch and her
army of goblins. Along the way, they find some allies, fight many dangers,
and learn self-reliance and friendship. Written by a deployed U.S. soldier for
his children, the story demonstrates the strength of will of family members
left behind.
Sarah and Lily are left to their own devices. Playing in their
yard, the girls are amazed to find real-life fairies at a miniature
marketplace under some bushes. But when Lily suddenly disappears with
the fairies, Sarah must follow her into the fairy's magical world. There,
Sarah and Lily learn that a young fairy prince has been kidnapped by an
evil elf witch. To rescue the fairy child, the children set out on a fabulous
quest that places them in the middle of a war against the witch and her
army of goblins. Along the way, they find some allies, fight many dangers,
and learn self-reliance and friendship. Written by a deployed U.S. soldier for
his children, the story demonstrates the strength of will of family members
left behind.
170 pages, Paperback
First published May 21, 2014
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June 3, 2014
I loved this story. Reading it took me back to my childhood. This book has a little bit of everything: fairies, magic, witches, dragons.
The story is about two girls who go on an adventure to find the fairy queen's infant son. Along the way, the girls find themselves camping in the woods, flying through the air on dragonflies, and battling goblins. Do not fear, this novel is very small child friendly.
I highly recommend it children of all ages.
The story is about two girls who go on an adventure to find the fairy queen's infant son. Along the way, the girls find themselves camping in the woods, flying through the air on dragonflies, and battling goblins. Do not fear, this novel is very small child friendly.
I highly recommend it children of all ages.
August 3, 2014
Loved The Fairy Child!!! Sweet Story!! Enchanting!!
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