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« on: January 10, 2015, 09:23:18 AM »
this is the section of my book that I am concerned about. I really like what I have written but at the same time as far as I am concerned belief Santa and the tooth fairy is the magic of childhood so I don't no if I am going to keep it or not
“you will never guess what use to be where we live”. The children then repeated the story of the mean witch and the broken hearted fairy that had lost it fellow fairy to the witch. Mrs. Sudbury laughed and said that story was told to her by her grandma when she was a kid.
“Is it true” asked Laura with wonder in her eyes? Mrs. Sudbury just Smiled and said “I don’t know if it is true but it might be “. As far as Mrs. Angela Sudbury was concerned there was way too much serious stuff in these kid’s life with there being a war going on. If the children wanted to believe in fairies and evil witches let them have their fantasy. Life was already hard enough without a little bit of pretend and she did not see how this was different from saying yes there is a Santa clause or putting a pence under the pillow from the tooth fairy when a tooth was lost.
the kid reading the story will find out that for the characters in the book the story about the witch and the fairy are true.