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    Faeries at Midnight: And Other Magical Tales
    Faeries at Midnight: And Other Magical Tales
    Faeries at Midnight: And Other Magical Tales
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    Faeries at Midnight: And Other Magical Tales

    By Linda J. Wagner and Schenker De Leon

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    Awakened by a captivating light, a young girl searches the full moonlit night curiously from her window. She is invited by an enchanting faerie to travel to a land of mystical and magical wonder. A land of beauty and enchantment, inhabited by magical beings and faerie royalty, await her to partake in a night of delightful merriment. The mesmerizing tale of a secret world, it's stunning surroundings protected by mystical creatures, promises a dreamy and imaginative journey. Faeries, unicorns, elves, pixies, a faerie queen, and a faerie prince, await to entertain and welcome friendship, joy, and love. This story, rich in faerie tale imagery and creative narration, will enchant readers of all ages!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press
    Release dateJun 17, 2021
    ISBN9781982269654
    Faeries at Midnight: And Other Magical Tales
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    Linda J. Wagner

    Linda J. Wagner is a teacher, writer, poet. This is her second book in her original faerie tale series that began with The Maiden's Journey and Other Tales of Magical Creatures. She lives quietly in a country cottage, pursuing her creative and literary interests. Her son, Collin Wagner, also a poet and writer, has included poems in this original faerie tale edition of Faeries at Midnight.

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