The Magic Door

By Syona Ravi Nagar

Ever believed in fairies, trolls, elves, magical books, giants, talking mice, and magical doors that appear and disappear? No? Only in childish fantasies and fairy tales? Well, here I open up a world of fairies and fantastical creatures! Young Betty, with a simple act of kindness, gets to witness the magical world of Fairyland. A quick song, a tiny twist of the golden key, and a handful of magic unlock the enchanted magic door. Fairyland is a jolly place to be. Betty enjoys herself with her buddies as Dimple, the fairy-elf, and Harriet, her pet rat, unfold lots of surprises, enchantments, and mysteries. Ruled by the wise Queen Clarion, Fairyland is quite safe and is a protected paradise.
But unseen by anyone, danger lurks in a corner. . .
King Red-eye is the wicked, greedy, and ugly ruler of Troll Kingdom. Always wanting to rule over Fairyland, he has got some real plans up his sleeves. Will Betty and the fairies be able to protect Fairyland from his evil crutches, or will they end up losing a beautiful place?
Discover the enchanted world of Fairyland in this book!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing India
• Release date: Dec 21, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543701692

Syona Ravi Nagar

Syona Nagar is a 14 year old girl who has been loving books since the tender age of 5. Reading books is a sort of an addiction for her. She wrote her first novel, ‘The Magic Door’ at the age of 11. She has been writing a fan fiction on Wattpad – a site where you can write and publish stories for millions of readers worldwide. She’s crazy about… Shawn Mendes.She adores Emma Watson, Selena Gomez, they are her style icons and she wants to be like J K Rowling one day…….. What interests her?.....stuffing her face with popcorn , anything everything of Disney and watching a lot of TV. She also talks a lot and is a total Grammar Nazi.

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Copyright © 2018 by Syona Ravi Nagar.

ISBN:      Softcover      978-1-5437-0168-5

      eBook         978-1-5437-0169-2

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1 Meet Betty

Chapter 2 Here Comes Julie

Chapter 3 The Grand Party

Chapter 4 Trouble!

Chapter 5 A Ray Of Hope

Chapter 6 Betty’s Adventure

Chapter 7 Into The Blue Mushroom Ring

Chapter 8 The Good Troll

Chapter 9 The Emerald Gate

Chapter 10 The War Of The Fairies

Chapter 11 The Sacred Killer

Chapter 12 Victory!

Epilogue

CHAPTER ONE

Meet Betty

T he enchanted world of fairyland was hidden behind a large, old wooden door in a huge oak tree in Peppertree Jungle. This door could only be opened and seen when a short song was sung from a book. But the book was with an elf named Dimple, who guarded the book day and night and her servant, Harriet, the giant mouse was helping Dimple as much as she could… Julie finished reading from the Fantasy book and smiled at her younger cousin Betty.

Betty was a nine-year old girl who lived with her parents and her dog, a furry little poodle named Bo, quite near Peppertree Jungle. She looked like her mother, with her straight reddish-brown hair that were cut in fringes on her forehead and her green eyes that twinkled when she was happy. Betty heard many stories about the little elf and her servant rat and how they guarded the songs’ book, from her elder sister, Julie.

Julie also told her about the great Queen Cassie who was the ruler of Fairyland. Betty was very eager to find more about this door.

One day, as Betty and Bo were collecting strawberries for making jam, Bo saw something that looked like a big, furry grey stone.

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Bo started to bark loudly and sniffed the ground. Betty became aware and followed Bo’s trail.

They peered over the grey and furry lump. They were surprised and astonished to see that the lump was a giant mouse. She was wearing a white cap and an apron. A white label on her apron said; Harriet. The rat had a large thorn pierced in her foot and was whining and groaning. Betty was sad that the thorn had hurt Harriet so, she pulled the thorn out of Harriet’s foot using a plastic