A Fairy’s Busy Day
Follow a little fairy through her chores to see all the wonderful ways water helps us every day!
— A science children's book (2026), published by Nanmeebooks
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— Techniques
digital painting
A sweet tale that helps toddlers learn all about water. Join a tiny fairy as she bakes, washes, scrubs, and waters her way through a hot, sunny day. A gentle, colorful look at how water keeps us all cool, clean, and growing.
The Protagonist (s)
The Tiny Fairy isn’t the only one leading the way; a little sparrow is hidden on many pages, too! Their inquisitive nature mirrors the audience’s own journey through the water cycle as they follow the fairy’s work with curious eyes.
— ' Storyboard '
The storyboard focuses on visual storytelling for early learners, using clear character actions and environmental cues to convey the properties of water. The story integrates the foundational concepts of the water cycle; including melting, evaporation, and precipitation—directly into the character’s daily routine.
The Mushroom House
has bright colours and simple, rounded shapes, which provide a clear focal point that is easy for young eyes to follow. Its snug placement at the base of a tree creates a relatable sense of scale, making the fairy’s world feel safe and perfectly sized for a child.
Messy and sticky from ceiling to mat…
Now it's tidy—just look at that!
