…and my favorite Christmas gift this year.
Who says all flower fairies are from sweet-smelling flowers?
About the author
tanita s. davis is a writer and avid reader who prefers books to most things in the world, including people. That's ...pretty much it, she's very awkward and she can't even tell jokes. She is, however, the author of eleven books, including Serena Says, Partly Cloudy, Go Figure, Henri Weldon, The Science of Friendship and the Coretta Scott King honored Mare's War. Look for her new MG, book Berry Parker Doesn't Catch Crushes September 2025 from HarperCollins Childrens' Books.Comments
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It’s adorable! As long as nobody gives you a flower fairy from a carrion flower, I think you’re set. 😀
Very cool shot!
Oh, that is incredibly sweet! Wherever did it come from?!
Yes, do tell us more! That adorable-ness is really from an onion?
Adorable! I would love to make some little honeys like that. Tell us more! They are flower faeries? What’s the story behind that?
I commented AGES ago about how flower fairies were uniformly pale and blonde, and this is Farida’s answer. I absolutely LOVE IT, and took it to the Academy of Sciences so I could take weird pictures of it with the fish. (Okay, that probably is something only I would do, but whatever.)
I don’t know if Ms. Alkelda is selling them or just makes them as part of her children’s troubadour thing or what — but these are amazingly cute.
Hey! This is me, struggling to catch up on my reading after having been so sick for three days (and I hope you’re on the mend TadMack). I really like this photo, and am so glad you are enjoying your onion blossom.