Fairytale's Truth
A war divided humans and fairy tale creatures. When a little girl named Maria accidentally makes Nemoy (a garden gnome) sneeze, the treaty between them is broken. The two new friends go on an adventure to speak to the Elders to mend the broken treaty and hopefully stop a new war.
Fairytale's Truth
Published: Feb 23, 2021
Paperback length: 277 pages (5X8)
Price on Amazon: $8.95 paperback/$1.99 E-Book
Review by Bookish (5 stars) Feb 6, 2022
A perfectly paced adventure with lots of magical creatures in the plot to keep the reader's attention. The target reading age is 9-12 but adults will also enjoy reading about the journey of Maria and Nemoy. Highly recommended.
Review by JC Lucas (5 stars) Oct 1, 2021
Fairytale's Truth is such a fun and imaginative book! A.R. Grosjean weaves a beautiful tale of Maria and Nemoy and their journey to unite the humans and magical creatures once again. I loved the incorporation of all the fairytale creatures that we have read about in our youth and this is the perfect story to read to your young ones. I really enjoyed reading this book
Excerpt from the beginning
Once upon a time…… No, wait, only fairy tales begin that way, this is not a fairy tale. This is real life—MY life, how one little girl changed it. Believe it or not, people from those fairy tales you grew up hearing about, are real. And this is our story.
We lived among the humans peacefully for hundreds of years. Sure we had our differences for a time or two but we were happy. But then someone, I don’t know who, but someone decided he or she didn’t want to continue living with the other kind.
There was a war that broke throughout the land that destroyed everyone’s lives. The owner of the farm where my family lived and helped, Old McDonald, died. My father died shortly after and I promised him I would tend to the gardens. When the war was finally over, a treaty was signed between humans and fairy tale creatures. As part of that treaty, we had to remain hidden and live in secrecy. Our human friends kept our stories and shared them with their family and friends. And a song was made in honor of Old McDonald. Did you know that?
