Journey Through the Fairy Door: The Magic Cube, #2
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To save the fairies, four children must face off against giants and dragons. Will their rescue mission succeed, or will they end up as dinner?
Eleven-year-old Max Watson is always up for adventure, but giants and dragons? That might be too much.
Queen Buttercup has been kidnapped; without her magic, the home of the fairies will disappear forever. Max and his sisters must face off against a pair of giants and a pack of dragons in their most dangerous mission yet. Will they find Queen Buttercup in time, or will this mission be their last?
Follow the Watson children as they journey through the fairy door into a brand-new adventure.
Mitchel Maree
Mitchel Maree writes children’s fantasy and adventure fiction. Her inspiration comes from days spent with her children talking of unicorns, elves, fairies, dragons, giants, and all things magical. Mitchel Maree currently resides in Dublin, Ireland, with her husband and children.
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Journey Through the Fairy Door - Mitchel Maree
Discovery in the Woods
I ’m so bored,
ten -year-old Sophie Watson whined. Can we please go to the park?
Dad turned from his computer to look out the window. I suppose we could all use some fresh air,
he said, stretching. Round everyone up.
Sophie let out a whoop of joy before running around the house, yelling, We’re going to the park!
Max, the eldest, switched off the computer game he was playing and searched out his shoes. Max loved outdoor adventures even more than video games.
Everyone, get ready for the park!
Sophie continued shouting.
Okay, okay! You don’t have to yell.
Violet emerged from the playroom with her hands covering her ears. Violet, the middle child, was much quieter than her older sister. Sophie’s take-charge personality sometimes came off as loud and bossy. Still, she had a tender heart and always looked after her siblings.
Parker, the youngest, came bolting down the stairs at full speed. The park! The park!
she yelled. She burst through the kitchen and into the mudroom to get her shoes.
Parker was fearless. Although her adventurous free spirit often clashed with Sophie’s protective nature, Parker loved her sister dearly.
As soon as they were ready, the children burst through the door heading down the street toward the park. Their parents trailed farther and farther behind as the children raced ahead through the neighborhood.
I’m going to the zipline,
Max called out as soon as the playground came into view.
I’m doing the monkey bars,
Sophie said.
Race you to the slide!
Parker challenged Violet, and off they all went.
Mom and Dad found an empty park bench to sit and watch their children scramble around the playground, laughing and teasing one another.
After several minutes, Max felt restless with the zipline. Who wants to climb some trees?
he suggested.
I do!
Sophie answered. The other two quickly nodded in agreement.
They raced across the playground toward a patch of trees. Max climbed halfway up his favorite tree before the girls arrived below him, panting for breath. Sophie and Parker recovered quickly, instantly grabbing branches and hauling themselves up after Max.
Violet was much more interested in the budding flowers; she had no desire to compete with her siblings.
Crouching low, Violet investigated the flowers surrounding the trees. Red, orange, and yellow blossoms struggled to break through buds just beginning to open. Out of the corner of her eye, she caught a faint twinkling. Crawling through the grass, she searched for the source of the twinkle. A small fairy door hung loosely on the trunk of a large oak tree. The pink door was decorated in gems of various shapes and sizes—flowers, hearts, circles, diamonds, and squares. The jewels sparkled as the sunlight danced across them.
I found a fairy door!
Violet squealed.
I want to see.
Sophie jumped down from the branches.
Me too! Me too!
Parker practically slid down the tree trunk behind her sister.
Finding fairy doors dotted through the neighborhood was a favorite pastime of the Watson family. These small doors often came with several accessories helping to create a magical feeling for passersby. Tiny tables,
wishing wells, glittery mushrooms, and even tiny toy bicycles helped bring the imagination to