
By Liza Gardner Walsh, Hazel Mitchell (Illustrator)
Do fairies awaken spring with their magic, painting flowers and greening trees?
As winter fades, fairies emerge, possibly wielding tiny brushes to paint the world anew. Do they coax flowers to bloom and trees to green? This enchanting tale invites children to explore the mysteries of nature and the magic of fairies through whimsical rhymes and delightful illustrations. Discover if these tiny beings are the secret behind spring's awakening.
After a long winter’s rest with little to do, are the fairies ready to start something new, Do they use tiny brushes and oil pastels to paint crocuses, lilacs, and daffodils? Everyone knows fairies love spring flowers and summer sun, but is it the fairies who wake up the earth as the snow melts? Do they entice the trees to turn green and the flowers to grow? In this charming follow up to Where Do Fairies Go When It Snows, Liza Gardner Walsh, acclaimed author of the Fairy House Handbook and Fairy Garden Handbook, explores the matter in a children’s picture book of rhyming questions. Combined with delightful illustrations by Hazel Mitchell this whimsical book will help children discover the world of fairies and learn to enjoy and appreciate the outdoors.
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