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This is the story of Aethelwyn, who was the changeling in "The Wizard's Crown". Now that her centuries of duty for Merlin are over, she sets off to try and achieve her personal dream....

This is the story of Mhoddy Dhoo, which basically means "black dog". He haunts the ruins of Peel Castle in the Isle of Man or Ellen Vannin, as it used to be called. He has many adventures before and after his death, and this story tells but a few.  

This book tells the story of the origins of the festival of Halloween and how the little people celebrate. It is mainly a fun book and not scary nor too spooky for young children. Age group seven years and up.

When winter comes to Fairyland two of the young color fairies are bored and decide to go on holiday. However they arrive at the home of the fire breathing dragons. Have they bitten off more than they can chew?

This is the second book in the Colour Fairies series. It tells the story of the color brown and what happens when there is no one to look after it. It is also the start of a fairy romance. Light hearted traditional fairy tale.

This is the latest book in the Colour Fairies Series, but this is a bit more scary. However, it has a happy ending...even for the monsters.

In this audiobook, all the creatures of the magical kingdoms meet to try to stop the human takeover of their lands.

The latest story in the Colour Fairies series. A lot of new fairies arrive, and some of the original fairies are leaving to get married. We also meet the gypsies who have lost their baby. They are all reunited in the end.

The latest adventure of the fairies, when they meet the weather fairies and sort out their squabbles.

Find out what happens when the Fairy King decides that the girls' magic is not good enough and brings in an expert to teach them. There are all sorts of mishaps but as usual a happy ending. 

The latest in the series tells of what happens when one of the fairies falls in love with a prince from Pixieland who is there on a visit. They know his father won't approve. What can they do? An exciting story with a happy ending.

This is a short story I wrote for a friend's granddaughter. Her twin sister, Violet, had a copy of the Colour Fairies book Pansy and Violet Meet the Dragons. There was no suitable story for Daisy, so now she has one of her own.

Another book in the story of the color fairies where they again make new friends and discover another color.

This is the story of why we have an Easter Bunny and ties in with traditional Easter customs and beliefs. 

Two of the fairies have a day off and go on a picnic, but as is often the case with young people they do not heed the warnings, and as you can guess from the title get lost in the forest, but not just any forest.

This is the latest in the series of fairy tales about the fairies who look after the colors in the world. It tells the story of the annual spring ball and the naming ceremony of Ruby and Francisco's twins.

Audiobook nine tells how the Colour Fairies learn about Valentine's Day, how the customs started, and how they celebrate. We meet old favorites like Clementine and Golda and meet new fairies like Thistledown. 

The first half of the story tells how the crown came into existence and Merlin's quest to find a safe hiding place for the clues leading to the place where he has hidden the crown. The second half moves to the present day and follows the trail of 5 young people who hear rumours and follow them up ultimately searching for the crown. They battle adversity in the shape of the mysterious Angus and when they eventually find the crown they unwittingly break the spell which was cast upon Merlin years before by the evil Mordred and Ninianne, thereby earning his gratitude. 

This story covers the traditional nativity as told by Santa Claus to Scarlett, the youngest and newest of the colour fairies. He explains how and why Christmas started, why he brings presents, and how it all happens in one night. He also tells her why he no longer wears a green robe but a red one.

This is the story of the wedding of the red colour fairy, Ruby, to Francisco, the brown faun. It is a happy little tale about some very pretty fairies, geared toward children approximately seven years old.