Maisie Daisy

Strawberry Fayre

by Elizabeth Willdon Bas

Loved by all her friends, Maisie Daisy is a sweet-natured little girl who brings a touch of warmth and happiness wherever she goes, inviting everyone to join in the fun!

In Strawberry Fayre, Maisie Daisy and her friends, Penny Petal, Lucy Lavender, Cousin Buttercup and Billy Bluebell visit Berry Lane to pick some delicious strawberries. Stopping for a break and some refreshing lemonade, the friends decide to make strawberry jam to sell at the local village fayre the next day.

But later on that evening, after they have worked hard on their delicious wares, disaster strikes! The jam has not set and it is too late for Maisie Daisy to do anything more. With a little help and a sparkle of fairy dust, will the friends be able pull together to make their strawberry stall a success?

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I loved this book. I read it to my little one and I loved the way it inspired her to go outdoors and want to pick her own strawberries. When she did she wanted to know about the plants and bugs!! A beautifully written story. More please

by Elizabeth Somers-smith

What a wonderful book! I’ve bought a couple of these as my niece liked it so much, I then bought some for my friends’ children! The characters are very sweet and I love the idea of a kind and helpful group of little friends. Lovely!

by Mrs S Marshall

I absolutely love this book for young children. It reminded me of the books that I used to enjoy reading to my children when they were little, so I got one for my friends grandaughter. It is a beautifully written and illustrated story of friends helping each other out when disaster strikes, however it works out okay in the end as the fairies come to the rescue - of course!

Love the character Maisie Daisy - will look out for more from this author in the future.

by Liane Ryan

Lovely book my son and daughter really loved the story. My daughter now wants us to grow strawberries in our garden.

by Lucy