Bill of the Bustingforths

Bill of the Bustingforths

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Jan 1, 1921 · English · Hardcover (256 pages)
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Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 256
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1921
Publisher Humphrey Milford / Oxford University Press

Description

In a time when fairies were abundant across England, a whimsical narrative unfolds, taking readers into a world filled with enchantment and wonder. The story revolves around the Bustingforth family, whose daily life intertwines with magical happenings that defy the ordinary. E.A. Wyke-Smith paints a vivid picture of a landscape where the ethereal realms of fairies blend harmoniously with the familiar settings of human existence.

As the Bustingforths navigate their colorful lives, they encounter various mythical creatures and delightful challenges that spark their imaginations and test their resolve. The interactions between humans and fairies create a vibrant tapestry that highlights themes of friendship, bravery, and the delicate balance between two worlds. Each character exhibits charm and humor, making for an engaging and relatable adventure.

Through enchanting storytelling, readers are invited to experience the joys and trials of life in a magical realm. This book captures the essence of childhood curiosity and imagination, leaving an indelible mark that lingers long after the final page is turned. The enchanting world of the Bustingforths serves as a reminder of the magic that exists just beyond the veil of everyday life.

Genres

Children’s Fantasy
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