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Felicity Fairy and Friends! Calendar 2009

ByFelicity Fairy

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Felicity Fairy has been appointed by the Queen of the Fairies herself to bring birthday magic to children on their...Read More

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THE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC BLUE FAIRY BOOK

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THE BLUE FAIRY BOOK

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Fairy

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Fairy Tales

ByHans Christian Andersen

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Who can resist a good fairy tale? We certainly can't, which is why we collected some of Hans Christian Andersen's...Read More

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Fairy Tales

ByHans Christian Andersen

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Fairy Godlover

ByDevi Sparks

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She's spent twelve years working tirelessly to feed and clothe disadvantaged families. Kelsey Schroder always though...Read More

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Fairy Godlover

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Fairy Tale

ByCyn Balog

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CHAPTER 1People call me spooky.Maybe because by eleven o'clock on that day, I'd already told Ariana Miles she'd starve to death in Hollywood, Erica Fuentes she'd bomb history, and Wendell Marks that he would never, ever be a part of the A-list, no matter how hard he tried.Now, sitting in the bleachers after school, half watching a meaningless Hawks football exhibition game and waiting for some nameless freshman to bring me my French fries (psychics cannot work on an empty stomach), I've just about reduced my fourth client of the day to tears (well, Wendell didn't cry; he just pretended to yawn, covered his mouth, and let out a pathetic snurgle). But hey, sometimes the future is scary.Sierra Martin won't look at me. Instead, she's taken an unnatural interest in the Heath bar wrapper wedged between the metal planks her sequin-studded flip-flops are resting on. A tear slips past her fake-tanned knees and lands perfectly on her porno-red big-toe nail."Sorry," I say, offering her a pat on the back and a couple of orange Tic Tacs for consolation. "Really."Sometimes this gift does suck. Some days, I have the pleasure of doling out good news--BMWs as graduation presents, aced finals, that sort of thing. Today, it's been nothing but total crap. And yes, it obviously must have come as a shock that I'd envisioned Sierra, whose parents had bred her for Harvard, walking to Physics 101 on the Middlesex Community College campus, but it's not my fault. I just deliver the mail; I don't write it. "Are you . . . su-ure?" she asks me, sniffling and wiping her nose with the back of her hand.I sigh. This is the inevitable question, and I always answer the same thing: "I'm sorry, but I've never been wrong."I know that probably makes me sound like a total snob, but it's simple fact. Since freshman year, I've correctly predicted the futures of dozens of students at Stevens. It all started way before that, though, in junior high, when I correctly guessed who would win the million-dollar prize on every reality-TV show out there. At times I would have to think, really think, to know the answer, but sometimes I would just wake up and, clear as day, the face of the winner would pop into my mind. Soon, I started testing my abilities out on my friends, and my friends' friends, and before long, every other person at school wanted my services. Seriously, being a psychic will do more for your reputation than a driver's license or a head-to-toe Marc Jacobs wardrobe.Sierra tosses her frizzed-out, corn-husk-blond spirals over her shoulder and straightens. "Well, maybe you saw someone else. Someone who looked like me. Isn't that possible?"Actually, it isn't possible at all. Sierra has a totally warped sense of style, like Andy Warhol on crack. Everyday things lying around the house do not always make attractive accessories. I shrug, though, since I don't feel like explaining that hell would have a ski resort before two people on the face of this earth would think it was okay to tie their ponytail up in a Twizzler, and crane my neck toward the refreshment stand. I'm starving. Where are my French fries? "I mean, I did get a twenty-three hundred on my SATs," she says, which is something she's told me, and the rest of the student body, about a billion times. She might as well have broadcast it on CNN. However, she...Read More

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