Wonderwings and other Fairy Stories

"Wonderwings and other Fairy Stories" by Edith Howes is a captivating compilation of fairy tales from the early 1900s. The book brims with enchanting stories, weaving magic into every tale and touching upon important ideas like being nice to others, feeling for others, and searching for what is beautiful. Readers are whisked away to a make-believe land filled with fairies and their dealings with people, creating a charming effect that works for both the young and the old. It includes three main stories: "Wonderwings," where a fairy learns that inner kindness, represented by selfless actions in the human world, brings true beauty; "The Magic Mirror," that shows a queen that experiencing her people's lives is the key to good leadership; and "Fairy Tenderheart," which shares how planting seeds of love can help bring hope and peace to sad conflicts. The stories are filled with bright imagery and characters that stick with you, all while teaching meaningful lessons.