Good Night Fairies Book Review

Kathleen Hague wrote Good Night Fairies and Michael Hague illustrated the sweet bedtime tale with incredible details on every page.  

A kind mother patiently and lovingly explains to her curious child at bedtime what fairies do throughout their day.  I especially love the quote, "Hop into bed", said mother as she turned off the light, "and I'll tell you what I know what I know about fairies."

The mother goes on and tells her child about how fairies paint flowers, rescue lost toys, comb mermaids hair, teach unicorns to fly,  welcome children to dream land, and more.

You can count 321 winged fairies throughout the book.  You can also search for a hidden red-capped fairy on each page.

This is a treasure to add to any fairy book collection.

Thank  you for stopping by The Friendly Fairies!

Cheri Swing

Child of Faerie Book Review

Child of Faerie by Jane Yolen and Jane Dyer is a warm and engaging tale about a lifelong friendship between a faerie boy and a human girl.  The pointy eared faerie boy and earthy farm girl try to live in each other's world, but they cannot survive in the other's world.  Yet, they remain friends throughout their lives til their old age.

Jane Yolen writes in an alluring and enchanting fashion that will engage both you and your child.  You will be mesmerized by the whimsical illustrations of the gentle faerie and the wholesome farm girl.

Happy reading!  Thank you for stopping by The Friendly Fairies.

Cheri