The Magic of Dreams
Do You Believe?
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This story is about magic but in order to take this magical journey you have to believe. Do you believe in magic? This story starts in a magical land not far from where you sit now. In this magical place there is a rare and beautiful flower which has the power to grant wishes. This flower is so beautiful to look at but it can only be found in the secret garden of Nyari. This flower was called Ngala Leana and it was filled with fairy dust, which when you blew on it and made your wish your wish would fly through the secret garden of Nyari and into the magical forest. Now there was one more very special ingredient… You had to believe! You have to close your eyes and see your wish as if it had already been granted. Do you think you can do that? Let’s try together. Close your eyes now. No peeking. Now where are you? Can you smell anything? What can you smell? What do you see? Can you feel anything like the wind or the warm sun?
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About the Book
Escape into the imagination of a child’s mind. Take a journey and launch into a fantasy of magic, fairies, talking animals, a magical wishing tree, and the all-important ingredient—the power to believe! Do you believe in magic?
About the Author
Rikki Loadsman is a single mother of 2 beautiful girls living in Adelaide, South Australia. She has always been passionate about children having been an Aupair overseas in the USA and UK, as well as working in the field of childcare and as a school support officer with child with special needs she has always been inspired and passionate about children, their education and self esteem. She studied a post graduate in psychotherapy which led her to embark on over 10 years of personal development education. She is passionate about children reading and truly believes that literature can always open a readers eyes to something new and wonderful. In a day and age where depression in adults and children has become a norm she felt that this story was fun, and still had a important underlying lesson to be shared to both parent and child when engaging for bedtime reading. The inspiration that brought this story to life came when putting her daughter to sleep one night. Rikki was working full time and would feel exhausted at bedtime and sometimes didn’t want to read so she and her daughter decided to become the authors of their own stories. They would make up the stories as they went along. On this particular night her daughter Nyari turned to her and said “ mum that is a great story you should write that one down” she agreed.