The Fairies Of Sunflower Grove Books 1 6

Fifi is one of the kindest fairies in all of Sunflower Grove. She will do anything in her power to help maintain the magic of the home that she loves so much.When something--or someone--appears to be stealing precious water from the soil, Fifi and her fairy friends will stop at nothing to restore the nature around them, even if it means going up against one of their own.If you like magic, kid's fairy tales and stories with heart, you'll love The Fairies of Sunflower Grove series!#1 Fifi#2 Bella#3 Cara#4 Devi#5 Missy#6 Ginger

Bella still had a few things to learn about fitting in with the fairies of Sunflower Grove. But for the first time in a long time, she felt accepted and she didn't want to do anything to mess that up.That meant that she had to learn to not misuse her magic. But Bella had a very big imagination and she'd soon find out that imagination plus magic could equal a very big problem amidst the grove.If you like magic, kid's fairy tales and stories with heart, you'll love The Fairies of Sunflower Grove series!

Michelle loves everything about her home under the sea. She and her mermaid friends can play for hours, swimming among the fish and the coral.But her mother is the queen and Michelle is about to be crowned a princess--a fact that she is not entirely happy about because it means she'll be destined to stay inside the Coral Palace.She wants adventure and she's heard rumors about another world--another kind of creature--living above the sea. Creature called humans.What happens when a young mermaid leaves the safety of her home for waters unknown?If you like magic, kid's fairy tales and stories with heart, you'll love The Mermaids of Eldoris series!

This book contains reproductions of the famous Cottingley photographs, and gives the whole of the evidence in connection with them. The diligent reader is in almost as good a position as I am to form a judgment upon the authenticity of the pictures. This narrative is not a special plea for that authenticity, but is simply a collection of facts the inferences from which may be accepted or rejected as the reader may think fit. I would warn the critic, however, not to be led away by the sophistry that because some professional trickster, apt at the game of deception, can produce a somewhat similar effect, therefore the originals were produced in the same way. There are few realities which cannot be imitated, and the ancient argument that because conjurers on their own prepared plates or stages can produce certain results, therefore similar results[vi] obtained by untrained people under natural conditions are also false, is surely discounted by the intelligent public. I would add that this whole subject of the objective existence of a subhuman form of life has nothing to do with the larger and far more vital question of spiritualism. I should be sorry if my arguments in favour of the latter should be in any way weakened by my exposition of this very strange episode, which has really no bearing upon the continued existence of the individual. Arthur Conan Doyle.

This is the full 8 book collection of the short story series, "Jack's Big Secret." Jack Miller has spent his entire nine years in the same house on the same street in the same town with the same best friend. One day, while delivering papers on his same ordinary paper route, Jack finds himself amidst a very unordinary world. A world where strange and silly monsters become his friends. This is the complete series of adventures that Jack and his best friend, Annabelle, will have in the secret world that Jack discovers that fateful day.

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For use in schools and libraries only. When a little crab leads Rachel and Kirsty to a tide pool where Sky, the blue fairy, is trapped in a bubble, Jack Frost's evil goblins attempt to thwart the rescue mission.

One day Sophie comes home from school to find two questions in her mail: "Who are you?" and "Where does the world come from?" Before she knows it she is enrolled in a correspondence course with a mysterious philosopher. Thus begins Jostein Gaarder's unique novel, which is not only a mystery, but also a complete and entertaining history of philosophy.