Brexston the Bear and Ferndelia the Mermaid

By Elise Morris Toucet

There is magic in the world, that brings us happiness and laughter.
The magic in our smiles, that makes another smile back.
The magic we share, when we see a rainbow in the sky.
The brightness of colors and its endless beauty.
We wonder where does it come from, where does it go?
The magic of believing so much in your dream and your dream finally comes true.
Never stop believing in yourself. Your dreams, or in the love and magic of others.
Because you and I are where magic comes from.
The unique greatness in our minds and hearts that we need to share.
Those great gifts that come from Almighty God.
Open your heart and you will see just as well as beauty,
there is magic in you and magic in me.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 15, 2014
• ISBN: 9781493198009

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Copyright © 2014 by Elise Morris Toucet. 550512

ISBN:   Softcover     978-1-4931-9799-6

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Rev. date: 06/10/2014

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Brexston

The Bear

and

Ferndelia

The Mermaid

Once upon a time not very long ago, in the deep woods, lived a handsome little bear by the name of Brexston. Brexston has three big brothers that always play together.

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They have so much fun, they wrestle…

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climb trees and also go fishing together but they never invited Brexston.

They would say to Brexston, "You are