…they’ll need something to eat. Beanie’s fairy house (photo to come) turned into a restaurant with seashell plates. Naturally, the girls had to run for their favorite fairy cookbook: Mud Pies and Other Recipes
I’ll add some more fun fairy books later, but right now I’m off to visit the midwife.
I’m back! As promised:
The Complete Book of the Flower Fairies
Twig
A sweet novel about a little girl who makes a fairy house out of an old tomato can.
Fairy Fun: A Child’s Fairyland of Enchanting Projects and Magical Games
Fairy Houses
Ditto for this one: Fairy Island: An Enchanted Tour of the Homes of the Little Folk
Tags: children’s literature, kidlit, children’s books, books, picture books
Lissa!!! You are pulling out all my favorite things this week!!!
Ah, how I love the Spring!
BTW, I still remember Jane, a baby who could read perfectly, following those recipes to the letter. : ) : ) : )
Thank you so much! What a treasure to find in my blog feeds!
“Mud Pies” was beloved to me when I was a child.
I have been looking for it for years, both book and title are longlost in mud and muddied memories. I will be ordering it for my two kidlets a.s.a.p.
Lissa, the Cicely Mary Barker’s are our absolute favorite fairy books!! The illustrations are so inspiring, oh if only it would stop snowing…printing out your list of others they all look so good!!
The cookbook for dolls is too much. I really want to see that in person. Very neat.
Lissa,
You and Alice introduced this book to me way back when. : )
Every now and then, my 8 yr old goes through the house muttering, “Now where’s that cookbook!”
I know exactly which one she’s looking for. : )