Synopsis: This is the story of a young girl who gains self-confidence through the power of a positive belief in her own abilities. Gold Berry is a sensitive fairy who enters a flying competition only to realize she was already a winner. Alejandria Kate wrote The Lantern Fairy with the hope that Gold Berry’s story inspires children to embrace the light of their own soul and the power in a positive belief.
Genres: Children’s, Picture Books, Fantasy, Magic
Format Read: Ebook
Release Date: 28th September 2020
Pages: 16
Thank you so much to NetGalley and booksbuzz for the ebook to read and review.
Review: A cute little fairy called Gold Berry wants to enter the annual fairy festival race so that she can win the prize. She wants nothing more than to have her wings light up just like the lantern fairy’s that lead the way for all fairies. Though her wings are very small and she’s not as quick as some of the other fairies.
What an incredibly sweet book. It has sweet messages of hope, self belief, determination, and trying everything to make your dreams come true no matter the barriers. This is a great book for young kids to read, it’s easy and fun and colourful with beautiful illustrations to go with the story.
If you are looking for something heartfelt and enjoyable to read with your kids, I highly recommend this book it’s utterly adorable.
Where to buy: Amazon
About Author: Alejandria Kate is a writer, author and certified Mind, Body, Spirit Practitioner through the Sunlight Alliance Foundation. Alejandria is passionate about personal development and uplifting others.
She draws inspiration from the beauty – both large and small – that she observes in the world around her and from the quiet moments connected with Spirit and her own soul. She believes vulnerability is a strength and an open heart is a key to inner joy. She believes that through a shift in perspective beauty can be found within every experience.
Alejandria graduated from the Institute of Children’s Literature, where she studied writing for children and young adults. In her spare time she plays the Native American flute and hikes the walking trails in Southern California in her pursuit of viewing wildflowers.
It is Alejandria’s hope that readers feel comforted and inspired after reading her books.
Alejandria can be reached through her website, www.alejandriakate.com
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