The Gatekeeper (eBook, ePUB) - Dammerel, Zee
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Alex has always been angry! Why? She's not sure, but she hates her life and wants it to be better, or at least like other kids lives. But when Alex wakes up in a field of grass everything changes. Meeting the Fairy Queen, she learns about nature from the inside out and even learns cool things like how to shrink herself to the size of a full stop. As Alex finds the love within nature, her life begins to change and as her anger melts away, she discovers she is much stronger than she ever knew!

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Alex has always been angry! Why? She's not sure, but she hates her life and wants it to be better, or at least like other kids lives. But when Alex wakes up in a field of grass everything changes. Meeting the Fairy Queen, she learns about nature from the inside out and even learns cool things like how to shrink herself to the size of a full stop. As Alex finds the love within nature, her life begins to change and as her anger melts away, she discovers she is much stronger than she ever knew!

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Immersed in nature from an early age, Zee has always managed to live surrounded by it. Eventually, she began to paint, both on canvas and ceramics, and opened her own gallery however a push from within led her to write about nature, for children. Zee writes to awaken a love of nature in children, for with the overload of modern technology, our young ones are losing their natural connections to the world they live in. That must never happen!