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Where seeds of magic are planted with surprises ever blooming
CÉAD MILE FÁILTE !
This means One hundred thousand welcomes in the Irish language, and that my new friends, is a lot of welcomes.
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I will be adding new jokes, school ideas, story lines, recipes and who knows what else as time moves along!
A gathering of lore from the Emerald Isle.
Away with the Fairies Collection (with Audio)
BEST IN GENRE AWARD IN THE 2024 INTERNATIONAL PAGE TURNER AWARDS Worldwide Amazon Links BOOK FOUR was released onJUNE 24th 2025 – International Fairy Day! One Trail, Many Tales A storybook of quiet magic, kind hearts, and the little lessons that lead us home. In this lovingly anticipated fourth book
Children’s Literary Award
Mary wins ‘Children’s Literary Award!’ February 2013 Mary is the recipient of a Children’s Literary Award for her ‘Away with the Fairies’ Book/CD and interactive children’s pages. This book has also been chosen as school curriculum for several schools due to its success for expanding vocabulary through storyline context, while
Create Your Own Story
Where seeds of magic are planted with surprises ever blooming I will have regular story lines for you to play with. You and or your friends can print them out (each person filling in their own blanks) and then read them to each other. It is great fun to hear
Fairy Mary Event Pics
Here are a few photos from ‘Fairy Mary’ events! Click Pictures To Enlarge Maureen Brooklyn – StrongStart Facilitator Blog and pictures about events
Recipes
Where seeds of magic are planted with surprises ever blooming RECIPE ONE Mary Murphy’s ICE CREAM DELIGHT – serves 4 Adult supervision always recommended. This will impress your parents, friends and guests. Great for special occasions including sleepovers! 1 pint vanilla Ice Cream (I love using French Vanilla) 2 limes
School Ideas
SCHOOL IDEAS IDEA ONE : I am hoping your teachers may allow you to use the seven vocabulary challenges in my ‘Away with the Fairies’ book for extra school credit. They might not be able to, but teachers are kind and are usually very happy for their students to come
Here are some Irish words and phrases you can learn and practice:
How about some jokes? Because, truly, you can’t be Irish without a sense of humour!
Why couldn’t the pirates play cards?
Because the captain was standing on the deck!
What did one elevator say to the other elevator?
I think I’m coming down with something
What do you call an annoying vampire?
A pain in the neck
Why were the apples and oranges all alone?
Because the banana split.
How do you know that it raining cats and dogs?
You’ll step in a poodle
What did the mountain climber name his son?
Cliff
What gets wetter the more it dries?
A towel
