Most Popular Books by Rose Fyleman

In this delightful book of poems, Rose Fyleman scattered her thoughts into the world like so much dandelion fuzz. And here they have landed, over a century later, in your lap. Lucky, lucky you. I trust the faithful fairies will point from their world to things that are of value in our world.

Here''s a treat for young Mother Goose fans who are ready for something new. With the lively lilt of nursery rhymes and an abundance of silliness, these poems introduce the naughty girl who threw a bun at the teacher, the fellow who eats all his meals upside down, and the king and queen who can''t agree on anything at all--to mention just a few of the quirky characters who frolic through these pages. Short, catchy verses, collected here in picture book form for the first time, will delight readers and listeners with their gentle absurdity. Katja Bandlow''s illustrations depict the silly folk with whimsy and good cheer. Christopher Corker, Lanky Lawrence, and their eccentric friends deserve a place next to Jack Sprat and Peter Pumpkin Eater on every nursery bookshelf!

A kindly fairy uses her purchases only for a short time, then releases them for their own good or the good of others.

In the enchanting realm of children''s verse, ''The Fairy Green'' by Rose Fyleman stands as a delightful excursion into the whimsical and the magical. Fyleman''s poetry, characterized by its simplicity and melodic rhythm, taps into the innocence and wonder of childhood. Within the literary style of playful lyricism, ''The Fairy Green'' invites its readers to a fantastical world reimagined through the eyes of children and fairies. DigiCat Publishing, with its commitment to preserving and celebrating the classics, has taken great care to maintain the integrity of the text, ensuring that Fyleman''s poetic nuance is accessible to contemporary audiences in both print and digital formats. As such, ''The Fairy Green'' also takes its place as a testament to the persistence of human creativity, resonating with its place in the broader tradition of English nursery rhymes and fairy literature. Rose Fyleman, an English writer known primarily for her contributions to children''s literature, wrote ''The Fairy Green'' in continuity with her lifelong fascination with the fairy folk. Beyond mere fantasy, her works often reflect a deeper understanding of childhood psychology and a subversive encouragement of imagination as a formative tool. In crafting verses that speak to the innate curiosity within every child, Fyleman''s legacy is infused with the belief that literature holds a pivotal role in shaping young minds. Her dedication to bringing these ethereal narratives to life is evident in the meticulous care that exudes from each line, each stanza of her poetic oeuvre. For those who appreciate the classics and cherish the vitality of youthful imagination, ''The Fairy Green'' offers more than mere entertainment; it provides an essential link to the literary past. The meticulous work by DigiCat Publishing in reviving this gem allows new generations to experience Fyleman''s unique vision. It bestows upon the reader, young or old, an invitation to wonder, to dream, and to be momentarily transported into a verdant world woven from the fabric of fairy tales. The book remains an ideal read for educators, parents, and those who embrace the enduring power of poetic fantasy to capture and enlighten the child''s heart within us all.

The lights are out—and so are the impy house mice—in this delightful nighttime cat-and-mouse adventure. Includes audio! Could it be true that mice are…nice? That’s certainly what the cat thinks in this after-dark romp just perfect for young children. Featuring whimsical, comforting text and vibrant collage illustrations from Caldecott Honor medalist Lois Ehlert, this engaging eBook with audio puts a fresh spin on the classic cat-and-mouse dynamic.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1920 Edition.

Rose Fyleman''s ''Fairies and Chimneys'' was first published in 1918. It is a beautifully-written collection of poems, with themes of fairies and fantasy, nature, and many different types of birds. The book is complete with vibrant colour photos to accompany each poem.

''The Fairy Green'' is a collection of children''s fairy poems by esteemed author Rose Fyleman. The poems were previously published in Punch magazine, before being collected in book form. There are poems about Fairyland, the Fairy Queen, and fairies that live in the woods. There are also poems about children''s opnions of everyday situations, such as waking up and singing in the morning, seeing a policeman down the road, and visiting local businesses such as the dentist, and the butcher''s shop. The poems are beautifully-written, with easy enough vocabulary for younger audiences.

Story of the Godolphin family,a family of dolls who live in Daphne''s doll house.

A collection of fairy tales with wizards, princesses, fairies, &c.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

A collection of poems for children.

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Simple, rhyming text celebrates what is nice about mice.