The Rainbow Fairy's First Rainbow
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Did you know that we didn't always have rainbows during and after the rain. Did you ever wonder how a rainbow gets created? Especially the very first one. A scientist can probably explain a rainbow to you now, but it wasn't always like that. Like a lot of things that happened a long time ago, magic was needed to create a rainbow. Fayette is a little fairy who created the first rainbow. Her fairy friend, Elvin, watched Fayettte as she made the rainbow. Elvin gave her support and suggestions as he helped Fayette make her rainbow.
This book is about friendship, fun, magic, creativity and learning. It's about discovering and using your unique qualities and sharing them with other people.
Children and adults love this book. It is full of color and creativity. It even has a magical garden where Fayette lives and an enchanted forest where Elvin lives with his elf friends!
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About the Book
Fayette is a fairy who lives in a magical garden. She is a beautiful fairy because her wings glow with many colors. She loves her garden which is filled with butterflies, singing birds and friendly elves. Fayette especially loves her best fairy friend, Elvin. Together they help the elves keep the forest behind Fayette’s garden clean.
Rainy days are some of Fayette’s favorite days because the rain makes her garden and forest bright and clean. When it rains, Fayette’s wings and dress glow red because she is so happy. One day, after the rain has stopped, Fayette has an idea. She flies across the sky, leaving different colors behind her until seven colors stretch through the blue sky. Fayette has created the first rainbow.
The Rainbow Fairy’s First Rainbow is a perfect story for small children. The book is structured to help children learn their primary colors and to start learning to read. The layering of the colors in the story help children improve their linear thinking skills and memory. It is the perfect length so children stay engaged and ask for the story over and over again.
About the Author
Diane Malik, M.A. has a degree in English literature from The Colorado College in Colorado Springs. She has a master’s degree in counseling psychology from Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. She is certified as a professional nanny from the Northwest Nannies Institute and has had extensive training in brain development from conception through adulthood. She has a private counseling practice in Colorado for people of all ages.