Similar to a human’s first day of school, children will enjoy the fairy’s first magical day that ends with smiles and cuddles.Ī Natural History of Fairiesby Emily Hawkins, illustrated by Jessica RouxĮxtensive information about the life of fairies from the anatomy, life cycle, wings, camouflage, habitats, fairies of the world, and so much more - a lot more! Illustrated in earthy colors and filled with handwritten notes and beautiful layouts this is a superbly rendered tome.Įvie and the Strawberry Patch Rescue by Stefanie Dahle A nice teacher, other fairies, learning new things, centers like art and spells, clean-up time, jobs, recess, lunchtime, and so on. Kids can use their fingers to follow the snail’s trail with Felicity, too.įairy’s First Day of Schoolby Bridget Heos, illustrated by Sara Notįairy’s mom tells her what to expect on her first day of school. “ This is the mermaid, spritzing hair spray, that trips up the imp, all warty and gray, that stole the cake that fairies baked that was brought to the gnome that dwells in the tree that grows in the glad where Jack lives.” Jack is the unicorn - and he will fix everything when it’s all gone totally awry.įairy Felicity’s Moonlight Adventure by Alison Murray Sweet, purple-toned illustrations showįairy Felicity as she follows snail’s raised, sparkly trail through the night garden, the greenhouse, the orchard, the pond, until she finally reaches her surprise birthday party with all her friends. Armstrong-Ellisįantasy creatures and all-white characters cleverly reenact the familiar poem, “This is the house that Jack built”, but in a fairy tale setting.
This is the Glade Where Jack Lives Or How a Unicorn Saved the Day by Carey F. The darling story shows a little girl who discovers the world of magical flower fairies in her new house. What a treasured book this is at my house! This is a gorgeous book filled with pop-ups, paper ephemera, and other interactive features including lift-the-flap fairy doors. Look on each page to find magical creatures as you follow the girl who is searching for traces of magic.įlower Fairies Magical Doors by Cicily Mary Barker What fairy books are your favorites? Fairy Books for Kids Fairy Books for Ages 3 – 8īackyard Fairies by Phoebe Wahl If you look, you can find the clues that fairies are real. If your kids are like mine, they love stories about fairies and want to believe they are real! Encourage this imaginative world with stories starting with picture books and continuing to middle-grade chapter books.
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