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London, 1859. After Elizabeth's family is taken by disease, she is taken in by Calvin and Mary, working long hours in their bakery. Life is good until Mary dies, leaving Elizabeth alone with Calvin, where beatings become part of Elizabeth's daily life. As she suffers misery day after day, she dreams of running away but knows she will be brought back, with even more severe punishments.

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.

This volume contains a complete English translation of the famous Ethiopian work, The Kebra Nagast, i.e. the Glory of the Kings [of Ethiopia]. This work has been held in peculiar honour in Abyssinia for several centuries, and throughout that country it has been, and still is, venerated by the people as containing the final proof of their descent from the Hebrew Patriarchs, and of the kinship of their kings of the Solomonic line with Christ, the Son of God.

London, 1879. When Ella's family is forced to live on the streets of London's East End, tragedy strikes, forcing Ella and her sister, Mary, into an orphanage where they endure long hours of hard work. When Ella is apprenticed to a cobbler, she's forcibly separated from her sister. The cobbler is a cruel man, using beatings to keep the workers in line. Ella's saving grace is Seth, who becomes her only friend. Then Seth divulges a shocking secret.

The bird fairies arrive in fairy land on a mission. Also in this book is a sub-plot which is the work of the winner of a color fairies competition last year.

This is the last book in the series which tells of the arrival of the tree fairies, which is a great help to everyone, and they have a massive Christmas party to celebrate, where Mother Nature gets a bit out of hand.

A slightly spooky story about the color fairies with Halloween coming up. It is slightly scary but not frightening to young children. Accompanying PDF illustrated by Kate Smith.

There are big changes in Fairyland. Oberon and Titania have retired, and Orion is now king. He is looking for a queen. There is also a bonus story by Mae Kochenderfer about Coiffure and Fatima. One by one, all the pixie princes have married other fairies, and we did not want to leave Fatima on her own, so Mae has found her a husband.

Bree Borden is so busy orchestrating Sourwood’s farm-to-table movement, she scarcely has time to pull off the town’s harvest festival until she runs into Kyler Jennings. A successful book author temporarily running the local bed and breakfast for his uncle, Kyler determines to help the workaholic farmer slow down and smell the roses. After showing up at the farmer’s market, he lends some masculine attention to prove to Bree she’s really a dirt-encrusted diamond in the rough.

This story is about a reunion of the seven original color fairies who looked after the rainbow colors. They are meeting up with their respective husbands and children to catch up on the news in fairyland and talk about old times. Queen Titania and her children put in an appearance too.

The harvest is being gathered but the fairies have prior knowledge of the fierce winter to come. Can they persuade a human family to help?

In this audiobook, you will find the weddings of the original seven fairies plus one other in a myriad of mystical, magical settings.

Nurse Cami Walsh meets an interesting man the hard way when she sideswipes cyclist Holt Ellis on his way down Lookout Mountain. Holt survives the collision with shredded hopes of improving his dire state of unemployment, but Cami’s tender touch revives the man he longs to be. Cami’s son Mitch insists on substituting for Bicycle Man, a local hero who’s mysteriously gone missing, but she questions how Holt happens to know the delivery route for food distribution to the area’s homeless.

A potted history of the succession of the Stuarts and the reason we celebrate Bonfire Night and the history of the Gunpowder plot.... Having set the background we find out why the fairies have a problem with Bonfire Night and also what is Peony's secret.

"No more hiding" has become Dove Strong’s motto. But then, her worst nightmare comes true. Her family disappears from their secluded tree home, and they’re not the only Christians in the nation who’ve been snatched. All clues about the numerous disappearances point to nonbelievers, and the remaining believers are not happy. While Dove and her cousin Trinity hunt for the missing Christians, Dove stumbles upon a secret plan to force the Reclaim.

This is the story of what happens when the Snow Queen starts playing nasty tricks, but is foiled by the headmistress of Fairyland School.

The latest book in The Colour Fairies series tells the story of five fairies who feel they would like a change of job, and they go to try out lots of options. Find out what happens.

The start of The Reclaim is imminent, and 16-year-old Dove Strong can’t do a thing to stop it...or can she? Dove fights to reach civilization while enduring Satan’s elements and a mysterious Amhebran coder who haunts her steps. Dove is strong. But is her faith strong enough to survive a friend's betrayal or the ultimate decision, whether or not to sacrifice a family member to stop the attack?

Dove Strong loves God. She loves standing chin up and fists clenched when facing Satan's attacks. But there's one thing she doesn't love - other people. So when this spiritually-gifted, antisocial teenager is chosen to join other believers in a trek across Satan's territory, rattlesnakes and evil-intentioned Heathen aren't her biggest challenges. But failure isn't an option.

This is the new classic for cat lovers. Adie Suehsdorf has written a sparkling tribute to this independent, absorbing, and - for many people - indispensable friend. But it's also a practical book. There's helpful advice on choosing a kitten, on care and feeding, on sleeping and discipline, on what to do when your cat is sick and when to call the vet.