Barker, Cicely Mary

Presents vividly illustrated profiles of the fairies rumored to tend seventeen kinds of flower, including the daisy, poppy, and rose.

In twenty-four illustrated poems, fairies introduce most of the letters of the alphabet by describing the flowers among which they live.

The Flower Fairies send a magical message across the meadow in order to invite their special guest to the garden party.

Collection of flower mythology and plant lore, listing each flower alphabetically with its meanings, fairy uses, remedies, and magic spells, and including watercolor illustrations and poems by Cicely Mary Barker.

The fictional journal of a young woman in 1933 who recalls seeing fairies when she was a child, and hopes to be able to see them again. Includes pop-ups and reproductions of postcards, photographs, and drawings.

A collection of illustrated poems describing a variety of flowering trees.

Collects in one volume all of Cicely Mary Barker's fairy illustrations and poems that are currently in print in separate books.

Brings together in one volume all of Barker's fairy illustrations and poems. It contains each of the flower fairies books, a full-length children's story, and the fairy poems illustrated for "Old rhymes for all times.".

Narcissus is chosen to perform the opening song and dance at the flower fairies' Springtime Festival, but she is stricken by stage fright until a beautiful butterfly helps restore her confidence.