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Fairytale 🌟 Faye the Farting Fairy – A Magical Tale Full of Laughter & Love! Faye the Farting Fairy Looking for a hilarious and heartwarming children's book? ✨ Meet Faye the Farting Fairy — a wand-waving, wish-granting fairy whose magical toots make every wish extra fun! This beautifully illustrated 50-page picture book is packed with giggles, kindness, and fairy-powered adventures that children ages 3–8 will adore. ✅ Wholesome humor ✅ Perfect for bedtime or classroom read-aloud ✅ Library and teacher friendly (no activity pages) 🛒 Now available on Amazon and more! 📦 Paperback + Kindle edition 🔗 Find it here  📱 Scan the QR code below to buy the book or learn more: 💨 Sometimes a toot is the best kind of magic! Add a little sparkle (and silliness) to your child’s bookshelf today! Would you like me to generate a matching promo image for this blog post with the book cover + QR code included? I can make one! TIKTOK  https://www.tiktok.com/tiktokstudio/c...

The Big Dog and the Little Friends – A Beautiful Watercolor Children’s Book About Friendship and Kindness  (Ages 4–8) By Elizabeth Erasmus Published by Globe Flower Publishers Available now on  https://www.amazon.ca/dp/1069172804 A Heartwarming Bedtime Storybook for Children Ages 4–8 Are you looking for a beautiful picture book about friendship to share with your child? The Big Dog and the Little Friends is a charming, illustrated storybook perfect for bedtime and story time for children ages 4–8. This heartwarming tale follows Chloe, a big white dog, as she meets Milo the squirrel and his forest friends in a joyful adventure about kindness, friendship, and fun . Beautifully illustrated in soft watercolor on every page, this gentle story celebrates the joy of new friendships , even when we’re very different. Why Parents and Kids Love This Book ✅ Beautiful watercolor illustrations ✅ A big, lovable dog and her tiny forest friends ✅ A gentle message about kindne...

Author: Elizabeth Erasmus Every plant mentioned in this article is from my own garden and personally planted by me over the years through trial, patience, and love for gardening. Gardening in Zone 3 is not for the faint of heart. Our growing season is short, and our winters are long and harsh. When I first started gardening, I was full of excitement and optimism. I visited garden centers in spring, filling my cart with beautiful blooms, not realizing many of them weren’t suited to our climate. Year after year, I spent money and energy planting flowers that never came back after winter. It was disappointing—not just emotionally, but financially. Over time, I learned through trial and error which plants can truly thrive in Zone 3. But as I’ve gotten older, I’ve also come to understand something else: my garden needs to not only be beautiful, but also manageable. As a senior , I can’t work as long or as hard in the garden as I used to. So, my choices now are guided by two things—resilien...