Kaleidoscope: The Lillin Adventures

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Lillin, 8, and her family drive to their summer cottage in the countryside to get over the little girl seeing a small dog hit by a car on a city street. Lillin is thrilled to discover nature … and a cat she immediately adopts. Child and cat find themselves part of unexpected adventures. Lillin meets a small bee learning about her flowers to succeed in her test and get grown-up stripes. The cat falls into a basket of newly created musical notes, spreading chaos. Fairy Eleven, a mischievous tiny fairy brings her own unfiltered joy to life’s pot of educational situations. Excerpt: A new sound pierced the singsong voices and the melodies. Lillin heard approaching hooves and looked back to see a beautiful horse galloping toward them. With a small snort, the horse stopped right beside her. He was big and brown, with a golden mane and tail. The fairies giggled and some even laughed when Lillin almost jumped out of the way. The horse took a few steps back, neighed, and shook his head up and down. He pawed the ground with his hoof. He, too, was startled to see a little girl among the fairies. Lillin loved horses very much. She had many toy horses at home. She had even had riding lessons the previous year and had quite enjoyed them. She also liked to draw horses. This horse was so … so … big (even a little scary)! The horse stopped pawing the ground and seemed to be looking around for someone, or something. Fairy Eleven flew gracefully from her flower onto the horse. She said: “Lillin, meet my friend Mosey. He is here to help me find the Magic Ring. Fairy One needs the ring and Naughty Fairy Candice has hidden it somewhere. We have been looking for it for a long time.” “OH!” exclaimed Lillin, feeling excited. “Can I help? Please, please. I am so good at finding things. Mommy always calls me when she loses her keys or her glasses.” “Thanks, Lillin but this is something I promised Fairy One I would do myself, to earn my new wings. You see, I am the reason the ring was lost in the first place. I trusted Fairy Candice even though Fairy One had warned me not to play with her. Candice tricked me and now I am in trouble.” Fairy Eleven sounded contrite. “Wait, wait, wait!” Lillin remembered to ask. “How come this fairy has a name and all the others I met are known by numbers?” “Oh, you noticed,” Fairy Eleven said as she was extracting herself a little from the mane of the horse where she had slipped in too deeply…”

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