Fairy Magic: The Forest Wars of the Fairy Princess and the Goblin Witch

By Daisy Summers

ATTENTION FAIRY TALE READERS:
If you're looking for a book about fairies, goblins, and magic, this is the book for you!

When you buy Fairy Magic, you'll enjoy the following timeless fiction elements that children fantasy books are known for:

• Two sisters that must work together to save mankind
• Fairies and other mystical creatures
• Goblins and dark magic
• Techie side-kick
• Talking and walking toys
• Legends of magical times long gone
• A cooky old mentor
• High-octane chases through an enchanted forest
• And much, much more...

 

BUT FIRST, A WARNING...

This story is PACKED with page-turning action. So if you love fantasy stories with fairies, pixies, goblins and brave children, you may not be able to put it down.
SYNOPSIS:

Ali is an adventurous girl that lives with her annoying little sister, Gabby. They are two typical sisters with a typical sibling rivalry. They live in a typical house in a typical neighborhood.

Or so she thinks…

Little does Ali know, magical forces beyond her wildest dreams live in the woods near their backyard. One day while playing out back, the girls get into a fight and Ali storms off. She's fed up with Gabby. The little runt is always messing with her stuff. But, when Gabby goes missing the next morning, Ali sets out on an adventure that will not only change the course of her life but save the world from utter destruction.

When you buy this book, you won't be able to put it down.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Story Ninjas
• Release date: Dec 11, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393884804

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Fairy Magic

The Forest Wars of the Fairy Princess and the Goblin Witch

A Timeless Children's Fairy Tale Fantasy for ages 7-12

Book 1 in the Mystery of Ascending Twilight Moon Dust Chronicles

By Daisy Summers

Copyright

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Table Of Contents

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Copyright

Table Of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Chapter 15

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Chapter 1

WITH WIRY RED HAIR, freckle painted cheeks, and shiny braces, Alison Bailey was anything but your typical sixth grader. As she trudged home from school she replayed the events of the day.

Ben was out sick, so she sat alone at lunch.

What a faker. He probably played video games at home all day today. Should have just volunteered for Mrs. White. That would have been better than sitting by myself.

Later on, her way to art class she got mud on her new jeans. Then in P.E., she tripped over her shoelace and biffed it onto the ground.

And everyone one saw.

Everyone.

Mark and Danny. 

Lizzy and Andrea.

Even the Bella twins. Ugh. What a bunch of turds.

By the time dismissal came around everyone was talking about it. 

Especially from Jose and Melissa. 

Who cares?

Just because everyone else wants to be their friends doesn’t mean I do.

They’re dumb anyway.

The other girls baffled her. Why talk so much about boys? They weren’t even allowed to date. And makeup? Too much work for Ali. Luckily, school was so close to home that she could spit and it would land on the front steps. Thank goodness too. She was so done with today.

Ali stuffed her hands in her pockets and trudged along.

She hated being the new kid in school. She hated this new place. Why did we have to leave? Why did mom have to die? It’s not fair. Nothing in Gabby’s life was fair. Not Mom. Not school. Not anything.

Hello there Allison, came an elderly voice.

Gabby blinked as she reeled herself back into reality.

When she turned to address the speaker, she found Mr. Wilkins waving from his front porch. The old man’s gray hair looked like moss wisping in the wind.

How was school?

Ali shrugged. No homework this weekend, so that’s good.

Mr. Wilkins grinned, causing crows feet around his eyes.

I guess that means you and Gabrielle can play all weekend.

Ali shrugged, I guess.

Mr. Wilkins frowned.

You girls don’t get along?

Ali furrowed her eyebrows. Gabby was a monster. She constantly took Ali’s stuff without permission. She constantly annoyed Ali. And she constantly ruined her time with Dad.

Let’s just say, I wish I had been an only child.

Mr. Wilkins shook his finger. Careful what you wish for.

Ali picked at the dried mud on her pants. "With my luck, no amount of wishing would help. Besides, I don’t believe in any of that magic hocus pocus