Carole J Gardner

Lilly's Journey Carole J Gardner

For all of you wondering how a fairy gets her wings...this book is for you!Like all Fae, Lilly Grace was not born with wings. Faery wings must be earned by doing a spontaneous good deed. "Spontaneous means the good deed must come from your heart...without planning it or thinking of it in advance," Lilly's mother had explained. When Lilly's friend Russet, the oldest and largest white-tailed deer in the forest, is injured by a hunter, Lilly courageously asks for the help of a human girl to help her try to save her friend. Welcome to The Fae World of Adam's Glen, where all sorts of magical things happen, and where human children can learn about the wonder of plants, the woods, and Mother Nature...as well as discover how to earn their fairy wings. PRAISE FOR LILLY'S JOURNEY: "What an incredible tale that's sure to touch the hearts of children around the world. I can't think of a better way to teach love and spontaneous good deeds. Looking forward to more from Debut Author Carole J. Gardner."--- D. D. Scott, International Bestselling AuthorABOUT THE AUTHOR: Carole is a mother, grandmother, retired insurance executive, and an author. Previous work appeared in Story Friends. She also has an interest in poetry and received an honorable mention in a poetry contest sponsored by The Raintree Writers of New Castle, Indiana. In her words: "I live with four very spoiled cats, Maggie, Charlie, Callie, and Boo Radley, and am an avid animal rights person who believes all animals should be loved, not eaten or worn. Some might accuse me of being a dreamer! Born under the sign of Pisces, my emotions are easily stirred. I read anything and everything, and write by candlelight for inspiration. I believe marriage is forever, I like people for what they are, and value friends and family immensely. I am an advocate for a TNR Cat organization called Kokomo Community Cats."This is Carole's first children's book, and it's to be a series of three. She is also currently working on a novel loosely based on the insurance industry as well as a book of poem