A Fairy Story

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Note: This story is "The Fairy Chronicles." I changed the title to "A Fairy Story" at the request of an author who is using "The Fairy Chronicles" title for her stories. I hope this has not created any confusion for any of you who had downloaded the story thinking it was a new one.

This, my children, is A Fairy Story. The stories I tell are ancient truths from a time when the world I created was filled with joy and love and peace and happiness. Then one day, something very, very horrible happened.

The truth begins with a very, very bad human king and a very, very horrible day. Who that horrible king was, what happened on that very, very horrible day, and what becomes of my fairy and human children, well, you must find that out for yourself.

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4.2
276 reviews
Aurora Gleason
May 16, 2019
alot of the things in this story about the fairies is ripped of of tinker bell. tinker fairies tinkering, garden fairies making and planting seeds, defending against pests..blue crystals being the source of yellow pixie dust, along with the tree. even if it wasnt ripped off, its a horrible story and horribly written. instead of saying this is what you created and saying "the new human king" or "my fairy children", why not just make it a story about humans and fairies whose lives were crashed by a horrible creature. why would you create a creature and give it the choice of being good or evil?..the plot is decent but wasnt written very well. Puncuation and wording needs alot of work. There should also be alot of changes in the storyline itself. Because of the way the story was written it made it too boring to read, I couldnt get past 4 pages without getting so irritated by it, I had to put it down. I would enjoy it alot more if it were rewritten in a way that is more original and proper.
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Tyler Martin
February 27, 2016
Easy to read. Not the best writing but holds your interest just enough to keep going. Some elements of the story seem to have been taken from "a popular children's fairy movie series" (won't say which one but if you read it you will see). May be some hidden meanings/purpose behind this story....GMO's? Artificial foods/Overweight populations?... If you don't try to pick apart the story or find deeper meaning like I tend to do then would probably be a great read for the tween to early teen years??
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Mayann Peterson
August 25, 2018
Is a reminder to all of us that we must each be loving and ever aware That we each with love and wisdom Can stop the worst with joy .
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