The Dollhouse Fairy

Written and illustrated by Jane Ray

A girl finds a messy fairy in her dollhouse, sparking a magical friendship.

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32 pages· ~530L

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Rosy discovers a fairy named Thistle in her dollhouse, causing delightful chaos with her injured wing and insatiable appetite. As Rosy cares for the mischievous fairy, she eagerly anticipates introducing her to her dad, who is away in the hospital. This enchanting tale weaves themes of family, friendship, and the healing power of imagination, all while Rosy navigates the whimsical world of her unexpected guest. Will Thistle's presence bring more than just magic into Rosy's life?

From the publisher

What if a little girl looked in her dollhouse and found an injured — and very

untidy — fairy? A sweet story from celebrated illustrator Jane Ray. (Ages 3-7)

When Rosy discovers a real fairy living in her beloved dollhouse — the one her dad made just for her — she can’t believe her eyes. But Thistle is no ordinary fairy. Despite a hurt wing, she’s turned all the tiny furnishings topsy-turvy, and she’s starving for raspberries and chips and other treats to eat. Rosy loves nurturing the mischievous fairy back to health, and can’t wait to introduce her to her dad when he returns from his hospital stay. With a true flair for visual detail, Jane Ray offers a tale of family and friendship that touches on illness with a lighthearted tone — and celebrates the healing power of the imagination.

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