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The latest handbook in Liza Walsh's series focuses on crafts and activities inspired by fairies and fairy house building. Combining kids' love of fairies with their interest in creating and making thing, this book will be a hands-on project based guide book. There will also be an environmental element of using recyclable and found materials wherever possible in the process. Using a similar structure to Fairy House Cooking, this book will break the craft process into chapters focused on different elements of the fairy house world, including sections such as fairy houses made out of recyclable materials, crafts inspired by fairies, crafts that celebrate nature, paper fairy projects, fairy boats, and more. There will also be ideas for how to "fair-ify" your room and make fairy-inspired presents and cards.



About the Author

Liza Gardner Walsh

Liza Gardner Walsh is the author of several books, including Fairy House Handbook, Fairy Garden Handbook, Where Do Fairies Go When it Snows? , Treasure Hunter's Handbook, and The Maine Coon Cat. She is a former children's librarian, preschool teacher, high school English teacher, writing tutor, museum educator, and she holds an MFA in writing from Vermont College. Although her books are on a variety of different subjects, at their heart they are about wonder, appreciation, and exploration. The Handbook series aims to get kids outside exploring nature the way Liza did when she was little and what she still does with her two daughters and husband on the beautiful coast of Maine where they live. She and her family can often be found making tiny houses for fairies, mice, trolls, and other small creatures while also making forts and other natural installations in the woods.



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