What to read after Eira's Book of Magic?

"Anything is possible, my dear, anything is possible. Fairy tales are not made up of thin air. More often than not, a folk tale like this would be based on an ancient legend, which, in turn, would have real events at its roots."

• A 2023 Story Monsters Purple Dragonfly Winner
• A 2023 FAPA President's Book Award Winner

It all started with "The Weather Sisters" fairy tale. With plenty of originality, humor, and plot twists, this fairy tale is enjoyable for adults while also being appropriate for the youngest readers and listeners. It contains all the right elements to become a bedtime classic for all ages - a beautiful princess, a handsome and honest hero, magic, and a happy ending. What it doesn't have are dead parents, wicked stepmothers, evil witches, and other horrors you might not want to introduce to a three-year-old just yet.

Camellia was cooking dinner one evening, when the story just popped in her head, followed almost immediately by "Eira and the Weather Sisters." Then came "Eira and the Elemental Spirits" and "Eira and the Universal Atoms" making up "Eira's Book of Magic".

At five years old, Eira accidentally finds the mystical medallion from her uncle's fairytale, and an exciting adventure begins. Years later, she discovers magic inside herself, learns to use it, and does many good deeds while simultaneously navigating the day-to-day challenges of a teenager. As Eira grows older and wiser, she realizes that choices go hand in hand with abilities and that what might initially seem like the only way is not always the right path to take...