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Ferns, Jennifer

 
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Synopsis

Sequel to Princess Rose: Magic and Medicine. Hungry, diseased dragons roam the magical Kingdom of Adorable. The disease kills fruit trees when dragons pick fruit to eat. With no tree flowers, the bees die. The knights of Adorable return from battling the dragons. They are badly injured. Wise-Winnie, the medicine woman, runs out of the special medicine, only to be found in the Wildewoods. When the brave Princess Rose went to the Wildewoods to get medicine for the knights she learns there may be medicine to cure the dragons' disease. She is determined to find it. She and her horse, Penny Pony, return to the Mystic Marsh, shrink to the size of butterflies and bees. Then she enters the Wildwoods and again, meets her friends, the Flower-fairies and her special friend Prince Billy Bee. Her horse; Penny pony wishes she was a unicorn as she has a crush on Horace, a unicorn. Princess Rose and Billy Bee ride on unicorns to the Mystic Desert. They search for the medicine to cure the dragons. Vera Flower-fairy gives them magical glowstones to protect them from bad magic. They fly to the bad Wizimoths' cave. Heal-it-All potions are hidden there. With the good magic of the glowstones, they escape from the bad Wizi-moths. They return to The Honey Hive in the Wildewoods with the magic potions. The Queen and King of the Bees look at the bags of medicine. Some bags are labeled Heal-It-All. Some bags are labeled Kill-It-All. Billy Bee brought back the wrong bags because he can't read the labels. Princess Rose can read and brought the right bags of Heal-It-All. King Bee, fearing the power of Kill-It-All, instructs Billy Bee to destroy Kill-It-All bags by dropping them into a burning volcano. Princess Rose returns to the Castle of Adorable to show the king the magic Heal-It-All potions. They send a message to the Dragon King that they will arrive with the medicine. Danny, a pet baby dragon, learned to fly with Sammy's coaching. Danny offers to show the way to the Sapphire Mountains where the dragons live. The King, Princess Rose, Wise-Winnie, and Sammy arrive wth offerings of fruit for the starving dragons. The dragons' fangs and talons are treated with Heal-It-All. They can eat fruit again. The trees are saved and the bees are saved.

A fun early reader chapter book. Age: 6-9

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À propos de l'auteur

Jenny Ferns, born and educated in England, emigrated to Canada and then USA. After teaching high school science, and raising a family, she became a Psychologist. Her private practice specialized in trauma, PTSD, addiction and family dynamics. Her historical novel recounts characters' experiences during and after WWII in England. She writes with her British voice, drawing on her imagination, memories, research and clinical observations of families dealing with trauma of all kinds. There is a path to healing and hope. Ripple Effect: Because Of The War is her first novel which won first place at the Royal Palm Literary Awards 2018 with The Florida Writers Association.For something lighter, using her imagination, she writes children's stories. "Princess Rose and The Wildewoods," "Princess Rose: Magic and Medicine, " and "Princess Rose And The Dragons" are fairy stories about a princess, a prince of the bees, flower fairies, unicorns, and dragons. She is a brave girl and goes on missions to heal and save the world. For a change of pace, she plays Mahjongg and loves to get her hands dirty in her tropical garden. She lives in Florida with her husband and miniature schnauzers.

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