Kids:

Grandma shares an amazing secret with her triplet grandchildren. She has been visiting a secret Fairy Land for many years, and she is about to take them to also visit...with the help of her extra special fairyland gingerbread cookies that contain fairy confectioners sugar sprinkles. With the secret out...grandma and the triplets go through the portal, to a special steam-punk and futuristic world of learning and growing and inclusion.

Parents:

You might be wondering what you can do to teach your child in a fun way what the benefits are to positive thinking. There are life’s lessons in a simple storybook sometimes that are able to reach some children quicker than our own words.

This book is about Amelia, a girl who doesn’t want to try new things, just because she “thinks in her own mind” that she cannot do something, before she even tries.

Well, that is all about to change, as she embarks on a very secretive trip to Fairy Land during the Fairies’ Blue Moon festivities.

There she learns how it feels like when she doesn’t quit and she tries her best.

This story will give your child the opportunity to potentially relate to what Amelia is thinking and to correlate that thinking positive can lead to important lessons in decision-making and the difference in positive and negative thinking .

Suitable for early learners, A Visit to the Fairy Land: How Amelia Discovered the Positive Side of Things is a magical and fun steam-punk view on a must-have story to your child’s library.

Grab your copy—today!