Graylee, a fairy who has not yet earned her fairy wings, pouts and feels sorry for herself as she watches her friends joyfully fly about playing games such as fly-ball and fly-and-seek. But when Graylee encounters a butterfly with an injured wing, she realizes they both have a sad problem they cannot possibly overcome on their own.  

How can Graylee and the injured butterfly possibly resolve their difficulties? What aspects of their friendship will offer hope to these two grounded forest creatures? 

Find out how these puzzled playmates figure out a way to get flying in this whimsical children’s fairy tale. 

 

About the Author

Angie Everson is a sixth grade gifted social studies teacher. She lives with her husband and two young children in Midland, Georgia. Her stories, which she hopes to publish as a series, revolve around character education. Molding the character and integrity of her children is her highest calling.

About the Illustrator:

Nancy A. Knotts has worked as an art teacher for seven years and now enjoys being a stay-at-home mother of two. She and her family live in Lagrange, Georgia.