Review: The Tiptoe Guide to Tracking Faries - Ammi-Joan Paquette

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Ever wondered whether fairies really do live in your gardens or backyards ? Well with Ammi -Joan Paquette's new guide , Children can go on an amazing adventure to find the fairies.


The Tiptoe Guide to Tracking Fairies

Review: The Tiptoe Guide to Tracking Fairies - Ammi-Joan Paquette - April 2011

I think I've been reading too many supernatural books as I keep going to spell fairies as Faeries which is how they spell it in adult books , though of course growing up as a little girl we spelt it like fairies - isn't it amazing how with reading , our vocabularies can change or alter the slightest spelling of a world.
As a child , did you ever go into the woods today and not to seek a teddy bear's picnic but to search for fairies in your garden or hidden in the forests. As growing up we would hear the tales that fairies were real and lived in our very own backyards and in our gardens. Ammi-Joan's book takes us on a garden journey to discover just where fairies hangout and what exactly do they use dandelions for ?
A fun guide that every little girl should own as who doesn't at that age love stories and tales about fairies and who knows, they may too discover a fairy hiding in their backyard with this 32pg guide on where to find fairies and ontop of that , the artwork in this picture book is utterly amazing.




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