Join Kristen as she vacations on a small island off the New England coast with her aunt Tracy, an artist. Tracy is creating a picture book about “fairy houses” built in the woods by visiting children. What happens when you build a house for the fairies? Will they come to visit? Find out, and share an island adventure as a special relationship develops and Kristen becomes the heroine of her own story. The DVD features gorgeous, rustic New England scenery and unique subject matter. Awards include Parents’ Choice Gold Award, American Library Association Notable Children’s Video, Parenting magazine Video Magic Award, National Parenting Publications Honors Award Winner, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold Award, and Parent’s Guide Award.

Kate is thrilled when she realizes that her new home borders an enchanted forest. Nothing is more fascinating to Kate than the wonders of nature. She meets Luke Carver, a real nature geek. Together they discover a fairy house hidden in the trunk of a tree. Inside, they find a mysterious clue. Who built the fairy house, and why? What other secrets does the forest hold? As Luke and Kate investigate the mystery, they learn that the woods are in danger. They are determined to save the forest, but how? Where’s the fairy dust when you need it? 126 pages.

Fairy Houses are evolving. Discover fairy neighborhoods, villages and even art colonies! Built with natural materials and a pinch of creativity ... the possibilities are infinite. View interiors, with rich details and delightful fairy comforts. Explore the enchantment of nature through this inspiring activity, for all ages. Yet another winning creation in The Fairy Houses Series® - the second photographic book of these inspiring habitats made by families at events and workshops throughout New England. 62 pages.

Discover a world filled with whimsical habitats constructed from natural materials. The idea is to entice a fairy to stop by for a visit. From rustic dwellings to fairy mansions, these small structures are appearing in woods, parks, backyard gardens and even at the beach. But beware! Building fairy houses can be addictive for all ages. Symptoms include exploring the outdoors, being creative, sparking the imagination and discovering Nature’s enchantment. 56 pages.

Kinsey believes butterflies are really Fairies in disguise. Fascinated by the idea of caterpillars changing into butterflies, Kinsey and Sarah decide to raise their own. Many Monarchs migrate to Sarah’s home town in California. Her town celebrates their arrival every October with a Butterfly Parade. After releasing their butterflies, Kinsey and Sarah ponder the Monarch’s amazing migration down the west coast of America.  Will they arrive in time for the parade? Fairy Flight’s vibrant, enchanting illustrations reveal what the girls imagine; perhaps the fairies are the Monarchs secret? 40 pages.

Built by Chelsea and her grandparents, Fairy Boat is launched hoping the fairies will find a boat ride irresistible. Find out, as you follow Fairy Boat on an epic adventure down the perilous Big River. Can the wildlife creatures help as she faces many dangers, or will it take a pinch of Fairy magic? A Children's Booksense Pick by the American Booksellers Association. 40 pages.

What happens when you build a house for the fairies to live in? Do they come to visit? Each time, as Kristen checks on her fairy house, there is an unexpected visitor. This enchanting story written and illustrated by Barry and Tracy Kane reveals how nature inspires children's imaginations and captures their hearts. The book garnered Top 10 Children’s Booksense Pick honors and made the Top 20 Hardcover booksellers list in the first month of sale.
— Jody Breneman, co-owner of G. Willikers in Portsmouth, N.H., told TDmonthly that “Fairy Houses,” the first in a series of books, is still her number-one seller.