"The Faery Tales of Weir" by Anna McClure Sholl is a collection of captivating stories from the early 1900s, inviting readers into the magical town of Weir, where fairies, princesses, and extraordinary happenings are common. This enchanting collection begins by showcasing the dreamy and charming town, where the anticipation of stories fills the air. One of the first stories is about Princess Myrtle, who becomes a beggar to find true love; through the magic in the anthology, Anna McClure Sholl evokes themes of love, being humble, and growing as a person in a fantastical setting.
The Faery Tales of Weir
By Anna McClure Sholl
In a realm where dreams come to life, a disguised princess searches for love, weaving a thread of magic through a town brimming with wonder and age-old stories.
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