The Fairy Garden
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- Author：Georgia Buckthorn
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Summary
Follow the enchanting， beautifully illustrated story of Mimi， a young girl who longs to see fairies in her garden。
Mimi was a perfectly ordinary girl who lived a perfectly ordinary life。 She had toys to play with， a little brother who wasn’t too annoying， and cakes on her birthdays。 Mimi didn’t want many things。 But there was one thing she wanted so very much， so very much indeed… to see a fairy in her garden。
Poor Mimi spends hours and hours making her fairy garden completely perfect， but the fairies never come。 Whatever could she be doing wrong？
Just when she has given up all hope， some twinkling lights appear。 They’re here！ And they are bringing an important message…
With captivating artwork from Isa Bancewicz， and activity spreads at the back which tell readers how to create their own， perfect fairy garden this beautiful story will capture readers’ imaginations。
And， just maybe， it will help them attract fairies to their own gardens！
As with all new Ivy Kids titles， this book is printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper。。。 it's a planet friendly book！
Mimi was a perfectly ordinary girl who lived a perfectly ordinary life。 She had toys to play with， a little brother who wasn’t too annoying， and cakes on her birthdays。 Mimi didn’t want many things。 But there was one thing she wanted so very much， so very much indeed… to see a fairy in her garden。
Poor Mimi spends hours and hours making her fairy garden completely perfect， but the fairies never come。 Whatever could she be doing wrong？
Just when she has given up all hope， some twinkling lights appear。 They’re here！ And they are bringing an important message…
With captivating artwork from Isa Bancewicz， and activity spreads at the back which tell readers how to create their own， perfect fairy garden this beautiful story will capture readers’ imaginations。
And， just maybe， it will help them attract fairies to their own gardens！
As with all new Ivy Kids titles， this book is printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper。。。 it's a planet friendly book！
Reviews
Marlene
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There's some thing delightful about a beautiful garden; tended and tidy。 However， it the wildly overgrown gardens that fairies prefer。 There's some thing delightful about a beautiful garden; tended and tidy。 However， it the wildly overgrown gardens that fairies prefer。 。。。more
Natalie
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I received an advance reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers。The Fairy Garden is a beautifully illustrated book about fairies for children。 Mimi has made the perfect fairy garden and cannot understand why the fairies still do not come。 This book is so magical to read and teaches children that what we as humans see as perfection and comfort may not be what other eople， beings or animals， see the same way。 This is so whimsical to read and I received an advance reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers。The Fairy Garden is a beautifully illustrated book about fairies for children。 Mimi has made the perfect fairy garden and cannot understand why the fairies still do not come。 This book is so magical to read and teaches children that what we as humans see as perfection and comfort may not be what other eople， beings or animals， see the same way。 This is so whimsical to read and I adored every page。 I lived the end pages of the book which show the child （and adult reading it） how to make their own fairy garden and house。 This is a must have book for any fairy lovers - big or small。 。。。more
Wayne McCoy
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'The Fairy Garden' by Georgia Buckthorn with illustrations by Isa Bancewicz is a picture book about a young girl trying to attract fairies to her yard。Mimi seems to have everything， but what she really wants is to have a fairy in her garden。 She tends and weeds and makes pathways with stones， but no fairies visit。 One day they do and they teach Mimi how to make a properly welcoming garden。It's a sweet story with a gentle lesson about making assumptions。 The artwork is equally sweet。 Included at 'The Fairy Garden' by Georgia Buckthorn with illustrations by Isa Bancewicz is a picture book about a young girl trying to attract fairies to her yard。Mimi seems to have everything， but what she really wants is to have a fairy in her garden。 She tends and weeds and makes pathways with stones， but no fairies visit。 One day they do and they teach Mimi how to make a properly welcoming garden。It's a sweet story with a gentle lesson about making assumptions。 The artwork is equally sweet。 Included at the end of the book are activities so young readers can make their own fairy garden （fairies not included）。I received a review copy of this ebook from Quarto Publishing Group - Ivy Kids， and NetGalley。 Thank you for allowing me to review this ebook。 。。。more
Rachel
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Thank you to Quarto Books for an ARC in exchange for an honest review。 The art is absolutely whimsical and lovely， and I really enjoyed the story about a little girl who takes care of her garden to make it more appealing to fairies， only to then learn that the fairies would prefer that the garden be allowed to grow wild！
Maritina Mela
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A cute story about a girl that has a pretty much normal life。 She has a beautiful house and a loving family。 But she also has a secret wish: she want to finally meet fairies！She knows from her storybooks that fairies live in nature and love flowers and trees。 So she takes it upon herself to take care of the garden by watering the flowers， cutting the grass， putting medicine on the plants in order to kill the caterpillars and more。The days pass and still no fairies。 The little girl cannot take it A cute story about a girl that has a pretty much normal life。 She has a beautiful house and a loving family。 But she also has a secret wish: she want to finally meet fairies！She knows from her storybooks that fairies live in nature and love flowers and trees。 So she takes it upon herself to take care of the garden by watering the flowers， cutting the grass， putting medicine on the plants in order to kill the caterpillars and more。The days pass and still no fairies。 The little girl cannot take it any more and breaks down crying。 And then， the fairies magically appear！ And they let the little girl know that despite them knowing that she has good intentions， her practices of keeping the garden as pristine as possible， are actually harmful to them and their pets caterpillars。 The fairies leave and the girl now knows that her garden can be just as perfect even when the grass is taller， even when wild flowers have appeared and so on and so forth。 And know her garden has become a beautiful home for the fairies。The last few pages of the book， are dedicated to an introduction at insects and plants that are often met in gardens and they also feature an activity of turning a flowerpot into a fairy house。I found this story to be very cute， with a clear enviromental message， but also a message about how always overthinking stuff and perfectionism can take away from what you are trying to do。 The illustrations were out of this damn world and I found the pages with the introduction to the insects and the plants to be very informative and educational and the activity to be a nice suggestion for quality time between children or between children and their parents/teachers/carers。If you made it this far， congratulations！'Til next time， take care :） :） :）I received a free e-book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
OjoAusana
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*received for free from netgalley for honest review* very sweet， cute book with a great message！ wild gardens are important and books like these are amazing！
A。
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WOW。 That was 100% NOT what I was expecting！ Picked it up thinking I'd find a cute little fairy story -- should've known better， from this publisher。Solid environmentalism cloaked in a fantasy storyline that's likely to resonate with impressionable creative littles。 Will definitely be sharing this one！ WOW。 That was 100% NOT what I was expecting！ Picked it up thinking I'd find a cute little fairy story -- should've known better， from this publisher。Solid environmentalism cloaked in a fantasy storyline that's likely to resonate with impressionable creative littles。 Will definitely be sharing this one！ 。。。more
Amanda Murphy
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I received and ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review。This book could not be more perfect。 My son and daughter both have fairy gardens in our yard and I cannot wait to get my hands on this book to read them。 Lovely illustrations and an engaging story teach kids a little something about the importance of organic gardening。
Anna-Maria
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Occasionally， I discover a children's book （and its respective illustrator） that makes my heart beat faster。 This book right here？？？ Is perhaps among my top three illustrated stories craftmanship-wise， enticing me to look at it through the eyes of a younger self and admiring every single detail the way one hardly finds time for anymore。 I honestly wish I had this on my bookshelf when I was a kid！ Chef's kiss！***I received a digital copy from the publisher through Edelweiss and Netgalley in excha Occasionally， I discover a children's book （and its respective illustrator） that makes my heart beat faster。 This book right here？？？ Is perhaps among my top three illustrated stories craftmanship-wise， enticing me to look at it through the eyes of a younger self and admiring every single detail the way one hardly finds time for anymore。 I honestly wish I had this on my bookshelf when I was a kid！ Chef's kiss！***I received a digital copy from the publisher through Edelweiss and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review。*** 。。。more
Storybook_mamma
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Is your garden perfect？ Is it even desirable for it to be so and what makes a garden 'perfect' anyway？ This book explores just that， through a magical story about fairies。Mimi resolves to make her garden perfect for the fairies。 She busily tends to her garden， removing anything not up to her rigorous standards of beauty and applying chemical sprays。 She waits， but despite her best gardening efforts， she is frustrated that the fairies still don't move in。 Eventually the fairies reveal themselves。 Is your garden perfect？ Is it even desirable for it to be so and what makes a garden 'perfect' anyway？ This book explores just that， through a magical story about fairies。Mimi resolves to make her garden perfect for the fairies。 She busily tends to her garden， removing anything not up to her rigorous standards of beauty and applying chemical sprays。 She waits， but despite her best gardening efforts， she is frustrated that the fairies still don't move in。 Eventually the fairies reveal themselves。 They explain that this manicured garden is no good for them。 Fairies need gardens in their wild natural state。 Worst of all， the insect spray was making their pet caterpillars sick！ Mimi steps back from over gardening and when the weeds grow back， the fairies return。In this charming story， the fairies are a stand in for the real wildlife in our gardens who do best if we avoid chemical sprays， allow insects to go about their business and let the weeds take hold。 Rewilding can happen anywhere， the humble back garden included。The ironic thing is， that the fairies were there before Mimi started with her misguided plans to perfect the garden and if you look closely， the fairies can be spotted all around the garden， hiding behind leaves， flowers and trees throughout the book。A totally stunningly illustrated book with a sweet story and an eco friendly message we can all learn from。In keeping with the eco theme， the pages are made of recycled paper and printed in the UK to reduce the carbon footprint。 Got to love 'ivy kids' for perusing the mission of publishing more planet friendly books！sent for review by the publisher 。。。more
Cherlynn （cherreading）
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An enchanting read about how sometimes our best intentions go awry and might not be as well-meaning as we think。。。 I love the message behind this picture book， filled with beautiful colours and illustrations。 The fairy-friendly gardening tips are such a nice touch！Thank you to Quarto Publishing Group and Netgalley for an ARC of this book。
Jill
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Things I loved about this book:*Vibrant illustrations *Fairy-friendly gardening tips shared*Instructions to make a fairy house at the end。Mimi， described as a very ordinary girl， wanted fairies to come to her garden so she worked diligently to transform the garden into a meticulously weeded， watered， and manicured space。 She even made sure to have fairy houses for them to inhabit。 When she had done everything she could think of， and the fairies still didn't appear， Mimi began to cry。 And then th Things I loved about this book:*Vibrant illustrations *Fairy-friendly gardening tips shared*Instructions to make a fairy house at the end。Mimi， described as a very ordinary girl， wanted fairies to come to her garden so she worked diligently to transform the garden into a meticulously weeded， watered， and manicured space。 She even made sure to have fairy houses for them to inhabit。 When she had done everything she could think of， and the fairies still didn't appear， Mimi began to cry。 And then the unexpected happened。[Spoiler Alert] The fairies showed up and proceeded to give Mimi a lesson in proper respect for the environment。 It was at this point， I felt the book veered a bit too much into the preachy， we-interrupt- this-perfectly-lovely-book for an infomercial about planetary care。 Just felt very unnatural and quite honestly， took the magic out of the story。 In the end， Mimi was appropriately repentant and redid her garden into a more environmentally- （and fairy-） friendly space。 I do like the idea that a "perfect" garden does not have to be completely manicured and that having some untamed spaces can still be beautiful。 Disclaimer: I received a digital copy of The Fairy Garden from NetGalley for the purpose of review。 No other compensation was received and the opinions expressed are solely my own。 。。。more
Jennifer
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This was a very cute story。 I liked how it explained how nature is really at its best when it's left alone and not pruned and sprayed with pesticides。 The illustrations were also gorgeous， and I loved all the colours that were used。 This was a very cute story。 I liked how it explained how nature is really at its best when it's left alone and not pruned and sprayed with pesticides。 The illustrations were also gorgeous， and I loved all the colours that were used。 。。。more
Christie Kaaland
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A sweet gentle cautionary environmental tale about a young girl Mimi who， more than anything else， wishes to have fairies reside in the fairy garden she's made。 She works hard to make her garden perfect which unfortunately includes picking all weeds and even spraying （gack@！！） for bugs。 When a single tear makes her wish come true， the fairies visit and explain that her garden is perfect for humans but not for fairies。 "If you want us to return， we need a wild fairy garden，" one fairy explains。 T A sweet gentle cautionary environmental tale about a young girl Mimi who， more than anything else， wishes to have fairies reside in the fairy garden she's made。 She works hard to make her garden perfect which unfortunately includes picking all weeds and even spraying （gack@！！） for bugs。 When a single tear makes her wish come true， the fairies visit and explain that her garden is perfect for humans but not for fairies。 "If you want us to return， we need a wild fairy garden，" one fairy explains。 Though the book leans toward didacticism a bit too much for this reader's taste， with delightful activist back matter （"How to Grow a Fairy Friendly Garden"）。 The illustrations are enchanting with pastel greens and purply evenings that truly enhance the story。 。。。more
Cynthia
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The Fairy Garden is sweetly illustrated children's book for children and parents who love gardening。 Mimi lovingly tends to her garden， hoping to attract fairies， but alas， they don't come。 Eventually they do come but with a message， her weeding and use of bug spray is killing the very "wildness" the garden needs to survive。 Mimi vows to do better with this new found knowledge。The illustrations are adorable and very fitting for the subject matter。 Although I love the message of the book， it is p The Fairy Garden is sweetly illustrated children's book for children and parents who love gardening。 Mimi lovingly tends to her garden， hoping to attract fairies， but alas， they don't come。 Eventually they do come but with a message， her weeding and use of bug spray is killing the very "wildness" the garden needs to survive。 Mimi vows to do better with this new found knowledge。The illustrations are adorable and very fitting for the subject matter。 Although I love the message of the book， it is perhaps slightly heavy handed。 The message that a bit of wildness and actual nature in our gardens is better for both animal life and plants is something that even a lot of adults don't realize， so it is a worthy message。 It may be a little deep for the youngest children， however。 On the plus side， it could stimulate informative side conversations。A really cute aspect of the book was at the end it explained how to actually make fairy houses。I enjoyed reading this beautiful book and would happily present it to any children in my acquaintance who have an interest in the outdoor world。Thank you to NetGalley， Georgia Buckhorn， and Quarto Publishing for allowing me to read this ARC in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Suzy
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This is a really lovely book！ The illustrations are beautiful I could stare at it for hours！ It was a little hard to read on my phone， so I can't wait to see the real thing when it comes out。 A book filled with imagination， fairies and fun！ Thank you NetGalley for this ARC！ This is a really lovely book！ The illustrations are beautiful I could stare at it for hours！ It was a little hard to read on my phone， so I can't wait to see the real thing when it comes out。 A book filled with imagination， fairies and fun！ Thank you NetGalley for this ARC！ 。。。more
Elisa
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*I got a copy of this book through netgalley in exchange for a honest review*This was such a cute book！ We follow Mimi， a sweet little girl who dreams of having fairies living in her garden， so she’s trying her best to have the most perfect environment for them。The illustrations are adorable and so very colorful！ My daughter really enjoyed looking through them even if she doesn’t grasp the story yet （she’s one year old）。The story is simple enough for a child to understand and there isn’t a big t *I got a copy of this book through netgalley in exchange for a honest review*This was such a cute book！ We follow Mimi， a sweet little girl who dreams of having fairies living in her garden， so she’s trying her best to have the most perfect environment for them。The illustrations are adorable and so very colorful！ My daughter really enjoyed looking through them even if she doesn’t grasp the story yet （she’s one year old）。The story is simple enough for a child to understand and there isn’t a big takeaway from this story besides the fact that “perfect” looks different for everyone。 So I think this would be perfect for a good bedtime story for toddlers to enjoy。At the end of the book there’s also instructions on how to make your own fairy friendly garden and I really enjoyed that part。 I believe my daughter will really like that part when she grows older， a fun activity for us to do together。Apparently this book also has a very little carbon footprint which is always appreciated。 。。。more
Linda Gill
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A gentle reminder that all things sweet can also be a bit magical！ If not in reality， then our minds can surely take us there， if only we would allow that frolicking freedom。Mimi was a fairly content child except for one BIG desire。 She wanted a fairy in her beautiful garden。 She spent many an hour making her garden just right for fairies to dwell there。 She waited and watched and fixed things to be just a little bit better。 Turns out perfection for Mimi is not the way fairies want fairy-dwellin A gentle reminder that all things sweet can also be a bit magical！ If not in reality， then our minds can surely take us there， if only we would allow that frolicking freedom。Mimi was a fairly content child except for one BIG desire。 She wanted a fairy in her beautiful garden。 She spent many an hour making her garden just right for fairies to dwell there。 She waited and watched and fixed things to be just a little bit better。 Turns out perfection for Mimi is not the way fairies want fairy-dwellings to be。 These desired guests are just the ones who give Mimi answers in her disappointments。 Sometimes， our ways are not always the best。If you and your children like to imagine fairies living in a nearby garden， this is a sweet and magical book。 At the end， there are instructions on “How to Grow a Fairy-Friendly Garden” and “How to Make a Special Fairy House。”The illustrations are wispy and light， kind of the way I imagine a fairy would be。 They are created using colored pencils。This book is printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper in the USA。 It is a planet friendly book with a small carbon footprint。 。。。more
Lisa
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A wonderful book to explore small world fairy gardens。 The Fairy Garden written by Georgia Buckthorn is a delightful tale of Mimi and her longing for a fairy garden。She works hard to make her garden ‘perfect’ but with the help of some very special friends she discovers how to make her garden truly perfect。The illustrations by Isabela Mazzanti are whimsical， delicate and magical and really encourage you to want to get outside and make your own fairy garden。Thank you Quarto for ARC。Full review can A wonderful book to explore small world fairy gardens。 The Fairy Garden written by Georgia Buckthorn is a delightful tale of Mimi and her longing for a fairy garden。She works hard to make her garden ‘perfect’ but with the help of some very special friends she discovers how to make her garden truly perfect。The illustrations by Isabela Mazzanti are whimsical， delicate and magical and really encourage you to want to get outside and make your own fairy garden。Thank you Quarto for ARC。Full review can be found here - https://busybusylearning。com/secret-s。。。 。。。more
Emilee （emileereadsbooks）
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Thanks to Netgalley and Ivy Kids for a free digital copy。A stunningly illustrated story about a little girl learning what it really means to have a fairy friendly garden。
Catherine Craig （Angelic Light）
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Wow， this is a really amazing book and I loved it。 It is a children's book about a little girl called Mimi who wanted to see fairies in her garden。 Every day she would clean and tidy her garden， to make it what she thought was perfect， for the fairies。 After a long time， the fairies came to her， but it was not what she expected。 She had to make some changes to her garden， which worked out to be much better for the nature kingdom and the fairies to live in。 This is a wonderful book， with stunning Wow， this is a really amazing book and I loved it。 It is a children's book about a little girl called Mimi who wanted to see fairies in her garden。 Every day she would clean and tidy her garden， to make it what she thought was perfect， for the fairies。 After a long time， the fairies came to her， but it was not what she expected。 She had to make some changes to her garden， which worked out to be much better for the nature kingdom and the fairies to live in。 This is a wonderful book， with stunningly beautiful hand drawn images， which are superb。 I just loved the whole book， and it is so cute that there is an instruction area at the end of the book which shows how to make a fairy house。 Great book， which I highly recommend！Many thanks to the author， publisher and NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
bookventures_of_a_wildflower
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Thank you for NetGalley and the publisher for an e-arc in exchange for an honest review。I love to request children's books not just because I used to work in a kindergarten and fell in love with them all over again， but because my Goddaughter is also on her way exploring english literature。I absolutely adored this short little story。 I liked the art style and the colors chosen。 A major plus was the text being highlighted in a white bubble or background （apart from one nighttime ocasion， which I Thank you for NetGalley and the publisher for an e-arc in exchange for an honest review。I love to request children's books not just because I used to work in a kindergarten and fell in love with them all over again， but because my Goddaughter is also on her way exploring english literature。I absolutely adored this short little story。 I liked the art style and the colors chosen。 A major plus was the text being highlighted in a white bubble or background （apart from one nighttime ocasion， which I suggest to be changed）， that made reading easier and took away less of my attention from the story。 I would have enjoyed a litte more personal interaction between Mimi and the fairies or someone else。 Maybe a cute animal companion could've been added as well。All in all it was a cute read。 4/5 stars 。。。more
Jess
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The Fairy Garden was a beautiful and magical book。 It reminds me of being a young girl who also used to try to see and catch fairies in my own backyard。 One book transported me back in time in the most special of ways。 Mimi lives an ordinary life， but the experience she has is anything but ordinary。 The illustrations quite literally took my breath away。 I'm a teacher， and most of my students are obsessed with fairies， so I know they would love this book just as much as I did。 It gives children a The Fairy Garden was a beautiful and magical book。 It reminds me of being a young girl who also used to try to see and catch fairies in my own backyard。 One book transported me back in time in the most special of ways。 Mimi lives an ordinary life， but the experience she has is anything but ordinary。 The illustrations quite literally took my breath away。 I'm a teacher， and most of my students are obsessed with fairies， so I know they would love this book just as much as I did。 It gives children a sense of imagination， play， and love of nature。 I recommend this book and cannot wait to have it in my classroom。 Thank you， NetGalley and the publishers， for this e-arc copy of the book for an honest review。 。。。more
Encanto Atelier
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The Illustrations are gorgeous and they complement the story so well。 My favorite is the part where she sits at the window and falls asleep。I love how this story captures the idea that wild untrimmed gardens are just as perfect as the human manicured ones。 The story is cute and a fun way to get children involved with gardening。At the end there is even a how to create your very own fairy garden page。
Meagan
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This book is entirely charming。 :） Somewhat reminiscent of Miss Rumphius （one of my favorite childhood books， which I recently rediscovered）， its sweet story and delightful illustrations will charm children and adults alike。I particularly enjoyed the illustrations--so detailed！ Every scene truly came to life。 And， the instructions at the end for growing a fairy garden and building a fairy house were ingenious。 A great opportunity for families to partake together。Well done， indeed！I received an e This book is entirely charming。 :） Somewhat reminiscent of Miss Rumphius （one of my favorite childhood books， which I recently rediscovered）， its sweet story and delightful illustrations will charm children and adults alike。I particularly enjoyed the illustrations--so detailed！ Every scene truly came to life。 And， the instructions at the end for growing a fairy garden and building a fairy house were ingenious。 A great opportunity for families to partake together。Well done， indeed！I received an eARC of the book from the publisher via NetGalley。 All opinions are my own。 。。。more
Melki
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Mimi spends every day tending her garden in the hopes that she will see fairies。 She removes unsightly leaves， and sprays to keep nasty bugs away。 It turns out that while fairies do appreciate a beautiful garden， they prefer that gardeners show a little more respect for Mother Nature。 I love the idea of using enchantment to teach little ones to appreciate the beauty of the outdoors， and to be good stewards of nature。 The ecological message is clear， without being heavy-handed。 Hopefully children Mimi spends every day tending her garden in the hopes that she will see fairies。 She removes unsightly leaves， and sprays to keep nasty bugs away。 It turns out that while fairies do appreciate a beautiful garden， they prefer that gardeners show a little more respect for Mother Nature。 I love the idea of using enchantment to teach little ones to appreciate the beauty of the outdoors， and to be good stewards of nature。 The ecological message is clear， without being heavy-handed。 Hopefully children will understand that fairies or not， magic is all around you if you just take the time to look。The gorgeous illustrations by Isa Bancewicz are a perfect accompaniment for Buckthorn's story。Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for a chance to enjoy this one。 。。。more
Angie Bridget
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Mimi is a little girl who wants to welcome fairies to her garden， she decides to clean up her garden by raking leaves and spraying bug spray。 The fairies explain to her that these things actually made it really hard for them to live in her garden， teaching her that being environmentally friendly and keeping her garden safe for bugs and animals makes it a great place for fairies too！ I love that this story is fun and a fantasy picture book because I can easily see it drawing in sweet young reader Mimi is a little girl who wants to welcome fairies to her garden， she decides to clean up her garden by raking leaves and spraying bug spray。 The fairies explain to her that these things actually made it really hard for them to live in her garden， teaching her that being environmentally friendly and keeping her garden safe for bugs and animals makes it a great place for fairies too！ I love that this story is fun and a fantasy picture book because I can easily see it drawing in sweet young readers with a love of fairies while also sending important messages about protecting the environment。 I think this book would be perfect for K-2 classrooms and families of children in the 4-8 age range。 As a teacher， I would definitely recommend this book to my colleagues。 Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read and review this book！ 。。。more
Autumn （Triquetra Reviews）
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A big thank you to the publisher for gifting me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review！ I'm always so thankful to have these opportunities！ Today we have a book that has a 4 triquetra rating of "I really liked it。" First， although I had a digital copy of this book， I'm really happy to see that the book will be printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper， and it'll be printed in the USA， which makes the shipping carbon footprint decrease a TON。 Really happy to see publishers being A big thank you to the publisher for gifting me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review！ I'm always so thankful to have these opportunities！ Today we have a book that has a 4 triquetra rating of "I really liked it。" First， although I had a digital copy of this book， I'm really happy to see that the book will be printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper， and it'll be printed in the USA， which makes the shipping carbon footprint decrease a TON。 Really happy to see publishers being a bit more eco-friendly！ This story is adorable， and there's a bit of a twist involved that makes this Fairy Witch/Pagan very happy！ I was worried that this book was going to further push the twee fairy stories onto folks， and it does， a bit - it's a mainstream children's picture book， after all - but that important message the fairies bring to Mimi at the end of the story make it Pagan friendly， Earth friendly， in my opinion！ If you're looking for an Earth-friendly， nature spirit book for the upcoming Earth Day holiday， then this one is for you！ I believe Pagan parents and caregiver's will find it especially lovely。 。。。more
shhhmommysreading
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If you wan to help the faeries （and other garden creatures）， there are some things we all need to do！ A lovely， informative book for all ages with a very important message。
Mana traverse les Pages
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A pretty little magical story！ ^^We follow a young girl who dreams of seeing fairies and maintains her garden with care precisely for this purpose。 But maybe what she thinks she is doing well is distorted。。。A nice message on the preservation of nature， in a more restricted but also more accessible setting， the garden。I loved the drawing， which takes the form of very colored sketches。In short， to discover to make children want to create little fairy houses in the garden！ ^^
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