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Goodbye Ferns and Blooms is the third and last book of the Ferns and Blooms trilogy.
Christmas is here! Santa informs Ms. Patricia about little Susan and her grandmother’s tragedy. Will Ms. Patricia and Snowie succeed in bringing back their smiles? The Magic Forest is transformed into a Winter Wonderland. There are Christmas trees and snowmen, cakes and popcorns and hot cocoa too! Sniffles, the elf, learns a lesson when he tries to ruin the fun.
School opens after the winter vacation. Vain Vanya is to become a better person as she learns to be humble while performing in the Annual Play. Lazy Luke becomes a disciplined boy when he gets the shock of his life! Snowie can’t stop laughing when she hears how he learnt his lesson. Holi brings fun, food, laughter and colours. The garden at Ferns and Blooms is teeming with flowers and fragrance as Spring comes. Ram Kaka and his ‘big black buffalo’ are at the centre of much drama. Ms. Patricia has to make a difficult decision. Would you like to know how the children find out that Ms. Patricia is a fairy?
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Elvira Fernandez
Elvira Fernandez is an avid reader of all kinds of literature, but children’s literature, fantasy and romance top her list. She is an Indian author who loves to write for children. She writes short stories, plays, poems, content for some academic books and e-zines, apart from doing some editing assignments. She has won several awards – including the first prize for her English essay in a competition organized by AINACS in 2019 and the Editor’s Choice Certificate for her story in the AILC 2020 organized by the Creative Post.
Working as an English Lecturer, Elvira shares a close connection with children and enjoys her students’ quirks. Her love for children and her pets (a dog and a cat) find expression in her stories. “A teacher always remains a child at heart,” she says. “Surrounded by so much of liveliness, a teacher is constantly in a state of effervescence.”
This trilogy has its genesis in her joyous childhood, the time that she lives and re-lives through her vibrant students. By intermingling realism and fantasy in this book, she aims to enchant children to read and imbibe a better way of living.
