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A Child's Bedtime StoryInto the ForestThe Magic ofStarfire VillageKaren Clark NagyBooklet 2

It was a magical moment when Anabella realized she could see the fairy.

She was in awethat her wish came true.All she could think about wasmaking friendswith the little fairy.

She quickly forgot hermother's warningnever to wander into the woodsfor fear she may get lost.

As Rose flew deeper into the forest Anabella stayed close behind,moving further from her home.

No humanhad ever been inStarfire Village beforeso Rose felt compelledto send Anabella awayas they approachedthe entrance.

Knowing she wasabout to break a ruleby communicatingwith the little girl,Rose turnedtoward her.

She told Anabella she wantedto grant her a wish when she heardher singing in the garden,so she sprinkled her with glitter dust.

Anabella was surprisedthe fairy spoke to her,and she smiled.

Rose asked herto sing one more songwith the promisesome bunny friendswould guide her safelyhome after.

Anabella could not resistthe chance to spendmore time withher new fairy friendso she eagerly said yes.They exchanged namesand Anabella began to sing.

Soon thealluringmelodyreached thedream fairieswho were playing in thevillage.

One by one they venturedout and hid behind the brush,stunned to see a little girl singing.

Since the dream fairies had neverseen a human before,they were very curiousand slowly flew closer. Anabella could not believe her eyes.It was way beyond her wildest dream!

The fairies did not sense dangerso they happily flutteredall around Anabella.She was concernedthey might disappearif she stopped,so she continued singingenthusiastically.

Soon the sound of the lively gatheringdrifted throughout the forest.Other flower fairies returningto the village joined in the fun,as did dragonflies, butterflies,birds, bunnies, squirrels,chipmunks, and otherwoodland creatures.

When the elf in chargeof Starfire Village arrived,she wasn't sure what to do.Miss Di believedthe rules were made tokeep everyone out of danger. Yet, when she heardthe spirited song,she decided to allow thehappiness to continue.

Eventually Miss Direalized it was getting late,and almost dinner time.She wanted the fairiesto go back to the villagewhere they would be safe.

She also knew it wastoo late for Anabellato make her way homebefore dark,so Miss Di invited herto join them for the nightin Starfire Village.

Rose was worriedshe had broken the rule, but Miss Di assured herAnabella was a giftto the entire village,and then gave Rose a hug.

As darkness fellthe fireflies arrivedto light up the night,making the village sparklein dazzling radiance as thedinner gala began.

I believe it was one of themost splendid of eveningsin Starfire Village.To this daymemories of that nightare still fondly spoken ofon festive evenings whenthe villagers gather fordinner and merriment.

Finally, it was time for sleep.Rose whispered goodnightand thanked Anabellafor her friendshipbefore she fluttered away.Anabella curled up in the furof a little red foxat the base ofthe fairy tree castle.

The fox protected herand kept her warm. Soon she fell asleepand her dreams carried herinto an enchanting wonderlandfilled with magic and fairiesand music and dancing.Was it all just a dream…

Thank you for readingThe Magic of Starfire Village.I also wish to thank my friend,Dianne McKinney Delcourt,for her editing magic!Was Anabella dreaming?What do you think?

This book is dedicatedto my grandchildren,The Cool Cousin Crew:Bryce, Colt, Cade, and Sage.May you find Thankspirationin everything you do,and never follow a fairyinto the forestfor fear you may get lost.

Thankspirationis the people and thingsin our liveswe are grateful for.Dare to beextraordinaryby virtue of yourThankspiration!It's my wish for you.

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