The May Fairy
Fairy tales old and new, retold in conversations
Beloved by children and adults alike, these are more than books. They are tools for adults to interact with their children, for teachers to lead students into the love of reading, and treasures for children who return to them time and again, to find more nuggets to discuss and more issues to mull over.
The Wonderful Tale of Donkey Skin
Winner of
Mom's Choice Award
Purple Dragonfly Award
Join Zakiyy and his grandmother Nainai in this enchanting retelling of Charles Perrault's classic fairy tale. A lovely princess in forced to flee the palace to escape the clutches of a rogue duke who has taken over her father's kingdom. With the help of her fairy godmother and the use of her own resourcefulness, the princess sets out on a perilous journey to find a new home and life
Comics by Qadri Tung
Little Jack and the Giants
Published March 2026
Nainai retells the story of Jack and the Beanstalk to Madani in a way he had not expected. Indeed, Jack's mother will not stand for stealing, even if it's from a giant. No, especially if it's from a giant! Mother Bean wants Little Jack to apologize and bring a gift to the giantess. How is he to do that?
Comics by Qadri Tung
The Arizona Princess
Coming January 2027
Nainai recounts to Mayna the story of a real live princess from Arizona, who lived in a "Mystery Castle" built of stones and recycled materials. Why did her father disappear suddenly when she was three years old?
Comics by Qadri Tung
The Prince from Kazakhstan
Coming in 2028
Dimash Qudaibergen was not born to a king, but the world called him a prince. They also called him an angel, an alien, and the 6th Ocean. Born in Kazakhstan, Dimash was blessed with an exceptional voice, deep and wide, and spanning over seven octaves, which he trained assiduously to sing in every style and genre from opera to rock and rap. At the age of 22, he catapulted onto the international stage with his rendition of "SOS d'un terrien en detresse". Nainai tells Reyhaam his incredible story.
Comics by Qadri Tung
