Wonderwings and other Fairy Stories

Name: Wonderwings and other Fairy Stories
Author: Edith Howes

By Edith Howes

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A collection of short fairy tales that follows small fairies and enchanted objects through gentle, imaginative adventures where encounters with human sorrow prompt tests of kindness and courage. Episodes include a young fairy who longs for splendid wings and learns about sacrifice by visiting harsher human realms, alongside tales of magic mirrors and tender-hearted sprites; each vignette combines lyrical description with clear moral themes. The book is organized as discrete, illustrated stories for young readers, using whimsical imagery and simple resolutions to encourage empathy, selflessness, and a vivid imagination.

About the Author

Edith Howes

Edith Howes was a children's author known for her enchanting storytelling and imaginative narratives. She contributed to children's literature with works such as "The Sun's Babies" and "Wonderwings and other Fairy Stories," which showcase her ability to weave delightful tales that captivate young readers. Howes's writing often features whimsical elements and a sense of wonder, making her stories appealing to both children and adults alike. Her contributions have left a lasting mark on the genre of children's fairy tales.