Bring a sprinkle of magic to your door
(or a door close to your heart)
every month with handwritten letters from Emmeline and Friends
Scroll down for how to order for a loved one…
Ordering a gift for a loved one?
We will send a welcome card that explains to the child(ren) who the fairies heard from about sending letters to them. This is to give credit where credit is due and without spoiling any of the magic and intrigue.
Use your own address for the delivery and then make sure to fill out the special form at checkout (this is where you can add the desired address for the recipient). This form also includes all the custom questions you can answer to personalise each letter. This is an important part of the checkout process so please complete the form as soon as you can. On receipt, we will be able to immediately produce and post the first letter.
If you would like to send letters to children at different addresses, please go through the order process separately for each child.
A sneak peek at one of Emmeline’s letters…
‘Fairies, from birth, are assigned their own life task; mine is a ‘nanny’. But we can earn extra privileges by excelling in our role or simply by being in the right place at the right time. I, for example, was once summoned to the Grand Fairy Realminators for whistling out of tune. Goodness, I was going to be in trouble! On the way, I happened to discover a baby dragon abandoned under a pricklebun bush. Well, I couldn’t just leave him there feeling all alone and fearful, could I? Long story short, I ended up being very late for the meeting. Oh dear! I was quaking in my best boobles by the time I came face to face with the Authority. No need. It turns out that the Realminator with the hairy thumb told me that I had acted very kindly toward the dragon and would be rewarded with the extra duty of dragon-trainer. Would you believe it? Not a day goes by that I don’t thank my lucky clucks. No mention of the whistle at all after that. Mind you, I do stick to just thribble-warbling nowadays since that is meant to be out of tune’
(nanny, dragon-trainer and, of course, fairy)
