Fairies in the Garden - Ennes Higgins - Bog

Lola is the smartest eight-year-old she herself has ever met. With her sharp mind, she approaches every situation logically and analyses the facts before making any decisions. Sometimes, she gets upset because some of the other kids make fun of her for being smart. Obviously, they're just jealous. But it still hurts. Because Lola is so smart, she often [MB1] finds it difficult to bond with children her own age as she struggles to engage in creative play.

When Nana askes Lola and her siblings to harvest some beans for dinner, they soon find themselves in a magical world where they shrink to the size of an apple. They meet a tooth fairy who does not know how to collect his first tooth and while Loläs siblings quickly slip into this imaginary world and come up with creative ideas to find a tooth, Lola struggles to immerse herself in the game. Will she find a way to overcome her reluctance and join this amazing make-believe world? After all, there are fairies to play with!

This book bursts with fun ideas for imaginative play while encouraging a responsible approach to screen time. A great read to encourage children to strive for a growth mindset!