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#Romantasy has become more popular recently and idk how to feel about that. This was my first foray into the genre and not bad. We have some #sapphics on a heist as they try to make ends meet. To the point that they make a deal with a green faerie. It's good if you want a quick read but don't expect too much depth in terms of the fantasy. I'd rate it somewhere in the 3-3.5 range #queer

“Fairy dust is very useful”

I loved the Fancy Nancy books growing up and when reading this, I was reminded a lot of them. The way the book is written as well as the illustrations. I would love to read this in an elementary class.

Alice the Fairy by David Shannon, published in 2004. This story is about Alice who is a temporary fairy and wants to become one permanently. The illustrations are very cartoonish and child like, and the text is written in a different way helps with the flow or reading.

“I won‘t cut down your tree, if you don‘t want me to.”

This would be a great book to prompt writing. A teacher could have student write what their three wishes would be and why.

Week 4: Traditional Literature. This is such a great story with a great lesson. The illustrations carry such great detail and help tell the story. Publish in 1968.