Faerie children are usually named by the season or flowers of their birthday. They spend their long summer days playing hide and seek in meadows and pools. They sleep a gossamer sleep in the soft bower of the elvin wood. Their laughter, which can only be heard by those who keep a childlike wonder, is as soft as the ringing of harebells and as merry as the face of the daisy.
Size: 3"h
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