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Frannie The Fairy Afraid To Fly Analysis

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[[insert picture 001 here]] Frannie The Fairy Afraid to Fly [[insert picture 002 here]] On the island of one million trees-deep in the forest-was a beautiful village called “Fairyville” In this village lived only fairies. There were over 100 of them-all living very happy fairy lives. The boy fairies spent their days making little houses and shops and the girl fairies decorated them. They worked together planting flower gardens and vegetable gardens. Fairyville was a very magical place! [[insert picture 003 here]] “Sprinkles” would scatter her fairy dust over rain clouds to make the rain start or stop! “Little twister” could spin around in a big circle very fast and make a breeze to dry the little fairy outfits that were hanging …show more content…

Her bright pink and silver wings spread out and she flew from one low branch to the higher ones-finally landed on the highest one that held the net! The troll tribe had fallen asleep and snoring so loud that they did not hear the fairies cheer as she opened a small hole to release them! As soon as all of the fairies were free they followed Frannie to a small cave near a waterfall. “Frannie the fearless” fairy (as she was now called) told them of her plan. (She was very smart because she read many books!) [[insert picture 013 here]] The next morning the trolls took down the net and carried it to their boat. Chubby troll said that the net felt heavier! Stinky troll(the leader) told him that was because he had skipped dinner so he was skinnier! Greedy troll laughed! When the net wiggled a little bit- chubby troll poked it and laughed! They dropped the net in the middle of the boat and started rowing out into the middle of the deep ocean. When they had almost reached the shore of troll island-greedy troll could not wait any longer for the magical powers-so he opened the net! [[insert picture 014 here]] Fairies are friends to all animals-so the animals helped Frannie with her …show more content…

The trolls jumped out of the boat and started to drown!!(trolls do not know how to swim) [[insert picture 015 here]] As the trolls shouted for help-all of the fairies and the animals- agreed with Frannie to save them! Frannie took her brothers hand and the rest of the fairies joined hands to make a fairy rope!! Frannie told the last fairy ‘lazie’ (who was very strong) to hold on tight to Ollie Octopus arm and the trolls to grab one of Ollies other arms. Together they pulled the trolls over to troll island! [[insert picture 016 here]] As the trolls sat up on their beach-tired from almost drowning-something magical happened to them! They realized the power of kindness! Stinky troll said “nobody has ever been nice to us before and it feels good to have new friends. Now that we know what it feels like-we will practice on troll island”! Greedy troll said “we wanted your magic powers but we have a magic power of our own-the magic of making new friends”! [[insert picture 017 here]] Henry cheered for his sister “we love Frannie the fearless”! And everyone cheered with him! (even the trolls because Frannie had saved them from

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