All the Way to Fairyland Fairy Stories By: Evelyn Sharp (1869-1955) |
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All the Way to Fairyland Fairy Stories by Evelyn Sharp is a delightful collection of enchanting tales that will captivate readers of all ages. Filled with imagination, wonder, and magic, this book transports us into a world where fairies, talking animals, and mythical creatures exist.
What makes Sharp's storytelling exceptional is her ability to create vibrant characters that come alive on the page. From mischievous fairies to brave knights, each character is intricately crafted and feels like a true companion throughout the narrative. Their quirks, emotions, and motivations are beautifully represented, making it easy for readers to connect with them and become invested in their journeys.
The book is divided into several short stories, each packed with adventure and moral lessons. Sharp effortlessly weaves themes of friendship, bravery, and the importance of staying true to oneself within each tale. Young readers will not only be entertained by the fantastical events but will also gain valuable insights as they follow the characters on their quests.
The author's vivid descriptions transport us to Fairyland, a magical realm where anything is possible. Her prose is both elegant and accessible, allowing readers to effortlessly visualize the whimsical settings and engage with the story. The storytelling is paced perfectly, never rushing or lagging, ensuring that our attention is held from beginning to end.
One aspect that sets this book apart is the balance between light-hearted moments and deeper, thought-provoking themes. Sharp expertly tackles concepts such as the power of imagination and the consequences of one's actions, fostering important conversations with young readers while keeping the story enjoyable and engaging.
All the Way to Fairyland is not only a fantastic read for children but also a nostalgic trip down memory lane for adults who grew up with classic fairy tales. It captures the timeless magic and innocence often associated with these stories, reminding readers of the wonder that lies within all of us.
In conclusion, All the Way to Fairyland Fairy Stories is a magical collection of tales that will transport readers to a realm of imagination and wonder. Evelyn Sharp's ability to create unforgettable characters and weave captivating narratives makes this book a must-read for all lovers of fairy tales and fantasy. Whether you're a child discovering the magic of stories for the first time or an adult yearning for a touch of enchantment, this book will captivate you all the way to Fairyland and beyond. All the Way to Fairyland Fairy Stories BY EVELYN SHARP AUTHOR OF "WYMPS" WITH EIGHT COLOURED ILLUSTRATIONS AND A COVER BY MRS. PERCY DEARMER JOHN LANE THE BODLEY HEAD LONDON AND NEW YORK 1898 COPYRIGHT, 1897, BY JOHN LANE. FIRST EDITION University Press: JOHN WILSON AND SON, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A. By the Same author: WYMPS: FAIRY TALES. With eight coloured illustrations by Mrs. Percy Dearmer. THE MAKING OF A SCHOOLGIRL. AT THE RELTON ARMS. THE MAKING OF A PRIG. [Illustration: A PRINCESS FLOATING ABOUT ON A SOFT WHITE CLOUD] THESE STORIES ARE FOR GEOFFREY AND CHRISTOPHER TRISTAN AND ISEULT MARGARET AND BOY AND EVERARD AND ALL THE OTHER CHILDREN WHO WOULD LIKE TO GO ALL THE WAY TO FAIRYLAND Contents CHAPTER I. THE COUNTRY CALLED NONAMIA II. WHY THE WYMPS CRIED III. THE STORY OF HONEY AND SUNNY IV. THE LITTLE PRINCESS AND THE POET V. THE WONDERFUL TOYMAKER VI. THE PROFESSOR OF PRACTICAL JOKES VII. THE DOLL THAT CAME STRAIGHT FROM FAIRYLAND VIII. THOSE WYMPS AGAIN! List of Illustrations BY MRS. PERCY DEARMER I. A PRINCESS FLOATING ABOUT ON A SOFT WHITE CLOUD . Frontispiece II... Continue reading book >>
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Fairy tales |
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