In "Pixie & Annabelle's Magical Adventure," young Pixie defies the age-old wisdom of 'don't talk to strangers'—especially if they're animals—and 'stay out of the forest' to embark on a whimsical quest. With her trusty stuffed dragon, Annabelle, in tow, she's determined to find out if her friend Madison's tales of a wish-granting mermaid are just fishy fables or actual fact. As they meander through the enchanted woods, chattering critters, a loving unicorn, and even a benevolent dragon join their escapade, proving that the forest is anything but an ordinary place. The ticking clock of the setting sun and the looming thought of grounded life back home add a dash of urgency to Pixie's adventure. Will she find the mermaid and claim her wish, or will the only thing she'll be catching is a scolding for her veering off without permission? It's a tale of curiosity, magical mishaps, and the age-old question: "Is breaking the rules worth the adventure?" Let's dive into the pages to discover if Pixie's tale ends with a wish come true or just a really good story to tell.

NOTICE: Explosive content contained within. (Rebel boys and indomitable girls have always been a combustible combination.) All the signs of Fairy's unraveling were there: a strict rationing of pixie dust; the disappearance of a magical species; a reckless reliance on spies plucked from human orphanages. Annabelle was no orphan. Her father was perhaps the most infamous man in Childerbridge—and she’d never live down the shame of it, though she’d also never accept that the charges against him were true—not most of the time. She’ll have to go to the end of Never to prove what is true…about Never itself, about her father, and her own work-worn self.