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Description
Inside you is the power to do anything
The Web of Dreams has been destroyed and every night more and more nightmares are slipping into people’s drea...
Inside you is the power to do anything
The Web of Dreams has been destroyed and every night more and more nightmares are slipping into people’s dreams!
Jennifer, or Dragonfly to her fairy friends, is chosen to lead a fairy team to discover what happened to the Web and rebuild it immediately. To do so, they must make a dangerous journey, hunt down the Dream Spider and convince him to weave away the bad dreams.
But the Dream Spider is far away, and danger might be much closer than they think ...
What if you discovered you had magical fairy powers? Meet the girls of The Fairy Chronicles, otherwise normal girls like you who are blessed by Mother Nature with special gifts. Their extraordinary adventures will change the world!
About the Author
Table of Contents
Chapter Two: Fairy Friends -
Chapter Three: Bad Dreams -
Chapter Four: Fairy Circle -
Chapter Five: The Journey -
Chapter Six: Trolls -
Chapter Seven: The Dream Spider -
Chapter Eight: Home to Better Dreams
Fairy Fun-
Fairy Facts
Excerpt
Her arm around one knee, the other leg dangling, she sat swinging in the porch swing and daydreaming about the summer fun she had had with her friends. Like many nine-year-olds, Jennifer spent the summer swimming, skating, reading, climbing trees, playing video games, attending camp, and having sleepovers with friends. But she also did other activities that were very important, and some that were very secret.
Reviews
“The fanciful narrative is sprinkled with fairy lore... this addition to the series has plenty of child appeal.”
“This is a wonderful story, fun for all ages, with great chara...
“The fanciful narrative is sprinkled with fairy lore... this addition to the series has plenty of child appeal.”
“This is a wonderful story, fun for all ages, with great characters. It is magical and whimsical, and a quick read. Anything that my daughter, who does not like to read, will read twice is a great story. I read it myself to see what all the hubub was about, and I loved it. ” - BN.com
“I wish they had had these books when I was growing up; I probably would have been a faery every day, as opposed to every other day. This book has a particularly interesting storyline with a lot of suspense and even a trick ending of sorts... I think even boys might enjoy this. ” - Amazon.co.uk
“What we liked about Dragonfly and the Web of Dreams (from a mother and 2 girls, 8 and 11)
The trolls are fun. The spider is not what we expected. The trick ending (having to do with the Sandman) really surprised us. The gnome is adorable. We hope there is a gnome at work in our garden. The fairies get along with each other.
” - Amazon.com
“My mother actually turned me on to this book because she liked it. I am saving it for my daughter, two, who is not quite ready for this kind of adventure story. I'm sure she will like it when older. Good story and fun adventure that I think will appeal to a lot of different ages of people.
” - Amazon.ca
“My daughter, age 8, does not enjoy reading. However, she has read all three of The Fairy Chronicles and now wants to read more books about fairies. She has passed the books to our neighbors-all 2nd thru 4th graders-and has the girls on our street building fairy houses and imagining fairy things. The Fairy Chronicles are wonderful, innocent and inspirational books to encourage young girls to use their imagination. ” - Mom of 3
“Wonderful Book
Many small details in this story are completely charming and could almost be separate stories, like Mr. Wimple's knowledge of boots and rabbits and trolls traveling the woods with bell jars. Mr. Wimple's thrill at attending the Garden Gnome Convention is also very sweet. The girls' nightmares are pretty cute too, mummies and falling elevators, but not overly scary for youngsters. ” -
“This book has wonderful written style. The events that take place move along fairly quickly to hold the reader's interest. The book's content is also interesting with good depth of characters and an interesting mission. The small details in the book such as the trolls' love of stacking and sorting things, and the reason rabbits are not afraid of boots, add a lot of charm to this fairy tale. ” -
“Strength, courage, wisdom, and passion could all be used to describe these amazing young ladies. In this second installment of the series, the fairies take a journey into the unknown to accomplish an extremely important task: finding the Dream Spider and convincing him to rebuild the Web of Dreams... Very creative tale and a recommended read.” -
“The writer of this tale certainly knows girls today. The characters are as diverse, both in culture and personality, as my daughter's friends. Dragonfly is a particularly strong character, very committed to her ideals... I enjoyed this story even more than the first book in the series.
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“My sister and I like this. We like fairies and books about fairies. Dragonfly leads this fairy mission to find the Dream Spider. She handles herself well when she meets the trolls and the dream spider... I will read this book again with my sister.” - A Kid's Review
“Having read the first book of this series, I was really looking forward to the second one coming out. I am not at all disappointed. The diversity of the characters impresses me as much as the fantasy aspect of this story. I am now a fan of trolls and gnomes, as well as fairies.
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“This story has a remarkable ability to teach us to appreciate the simple and beautiful things in life and to protect them. I would love to see an animated version of this story to be able to see the Web of Dreams in sparkling action, catching nightmares.
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“I got hooked on this series from reading the first book. But I admit I like the second one better than the first. It has more action and is more exciting... I am now a fairy lover because of this series.
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“My daughter and I liked the first book of this series very much, but we like the second book even better. It is more exciting and has interesting characters added including The Sandman, the Dream Spider, and trolls. ” -
“My seven-year-old daughter and I loved reading this book. This has sparked her interest in nature and gardening, and we have since discovered several "volunteer vegetables" in grandma's garden... So far, we have not been able to pick a favorite of this series, but we will definitely be rereading Book Two. This is a perfectly wonderful story.” -
“THE BEST FAIRY SERIES I'VE EVER READ!
It felt like forever before this second Fairy Chronicles was released. After reading the first one and knowing this talented author had more in the series, I couldn't wait for the series to get rolling.
Truthfully, I didn't think anyone could write one equal to the first one: Marigold, but Ms. Sweet topped herself.
This is an awesome book. My grandkids love it and I'm certain your kids will love it too. I'm buying a supply for all the kids in my family. It is THAT good.” -
“I bought this book for my little sister's birthday and she adored it. She's nuts about fairies. Mom and I plan to start her serious book collection with this series, so I hope this talented author writes many more.
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“J. H. Sweet ...
What a treat ...
On writing fairies,
she can't be beat.
Book one was pure delight,
and book two is "out of sight."
” -
Specs
Dimensions
Length: 8.5 in
Width: 5.5 in
Weight: 7.60 oz
Page Count: 128 pages
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