The day of the Fairy Forest Flower Finding Competition has finally arrived Each fairy hopes to find the most beautiful flower in the enchanted forest to win the golden crown. A little fairy named Lola Belle searches her mother's garden for the prize-winning flower. On her way back, Lola Belle encounters a lost little girl. The fairy faces a dilemma: Should she leave little Olivia Kate alone in the forest and continue on, or assist the child home? Lola Belle decides to help Olivia Kate. The girl notices the flower the fairy is carrying and asks if she can have it as a memento of the day she made a fairy friend. Lola Belle again faces a choice: Should she keep the flower that will surely win the competition, or give it away? The little fairy believes a generous heart is most important, so she presents the flower to the girl. Notes the author, "This book focuses on the theme of kindness and generosity. We live in such a self-centered society, it is refreshing to see children demonstrate good character traits." About the Author Angie Everson is a sixth grade teacher in Harris County, Georgia. "I LOVE what I do There are so many situations and environments that children today face, and if something I say or do makes a difference in their life, attitude, or character, I feel blessed. There is much to be said about investing time and effort in teaching character education to our children." About the Illustrator Nancy Knotts is a high school art instructor. She lives with her husband and children in LaGrange, Georgia. This is her second book. Publisher's website: http: //sbprabooks.com/AngieEverson