Flossie McFluff : An Irish Fairy by Eoin O'Brien

Flossie McFluff : An Irish Fairy by Eoin O'BrienIn a deep leafy wood, by a slow moving stream, Where butterflies flutter through golden sunbeams, Lives a beautiful fairy called Flossie McFluff. She's tiny and shiny, but Flossie is tough. She has magical powers; she knows magic words; And she cares for the trees and the bees and the birds. Wee Flossie lives high in an ancient oak tree, And lives for adventure, as we shall soon see Three stories in rhyme about a little fairy who looks after the

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