"Ashleigh's Rainbow Garden" is a story about a little girl named Ashleigh, who one day decides to tell Mama that she wants to plant a garden. When Ashleigh arrives at the plant nursery, there are so many types of seeds to choose from that she can't make up her mind about what kind of garden she wants to plant. Brilliantly, she comes up with an idea that will surprise everyone, especially Mama.

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This book will appeal to those young people who love magick and stories about realms other than our own. It is the story of a young girl, Angharad Ashleigh Meg, known as Amee. It took place on the eve of her eleventh birthday. She, her identical twin sister, her best friend, and one of her cousins discover a hole in the ground over the back fence of her garden. When they eventually figure out how to become small enough to go down the hole, they discover Fairyland. From there, the four of them discover the whole of Magickal Realm and many of their Magickal relatives including the Queen of the Witches and Warlocks. They all take part in the mighty battle that is fought on Cloud Minus Twenty-Three for the ruling of the Magickal Realm and the right for all Magickal folks to be free and to live on their own Clouds peacefully and happily. When the battle is over and won, the ending has a twist that will take all readers by surprise.

"Rainbow painting is a compilation of talks given between 1991-1994. These teachings took place at Rinpoche's four main monasteries in Nepal ..."--P. 15.

SHORTLISTED FOR THE RATHBONES FOLIO PRIZE 2019 WINNER OF A WINDHAM-CAMPBELL PRIZE 2017 'I love this book' MAGGIE NELSON 'An essay collection unlike any I've read' New York Times In Can You Tolerate This? Ashleigh Young ushers us into her early years, coming of age in a small town in the faraway yet familiar New Zealand, yearning for a larger and more creative life. As Young's perspective expands, a series of historical portraits - a boy with a rare skeletal disease, a French postman who built a stone fortress by hand, a generation of Japanese shut-ins - strike unexpected personal harmonies, as an unselfconscious childhood gives way to painful shyness in adolescence. As we watch Young fall in and out of love, undertake intense physical exercise that masks something deeper, and gradually find herself through her writing, a highly particular psyche comes into view: curious, tender and exacting in her observations of herself and the world around her.

When Rachel and Kirsty explore the cool caves at the outdoor adventure camp, they discover some of Jack Frost's goblins, who are searching for Ashley the dragon fairy's missing magical pet.

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