I am following a trend that is taken off over the last few years! I have created my own Fairy reading garden in my front yard-- I have been working on it a while but it is a creative and fun project for me.
There are many books out there about fairy's and fairy gardens-- to browse through- my advice be careful how quickly you get into it! This is a hobby although it may be fun it can also get expensive really quick. Look for sales and start out slow adding a piece whenever time or budget allows. Take your time, decide on a theme and enjoy every minute of it!
There are lots of great resources to get started- library research (see below examples of books) for supplies--There are also many local and online resources amazon, etsy, local garden centers, even michaels.



Fairy Hill: May and the Music Show By Cari Meister (Scholastic Level 1 Reader)
Here are pictures from my fairy reading garden at home!
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