I’m excited to share "Fables from England", a collection of stories brimming with English folklore's magic, wit, and eccentric charm. Each tale brings readers on a fresh journey into the heart of England’s legendary past, from enchanted forests and towering castles to humble homes where magic sparks the everyday. The collection brings familiar stories to life with rich, immersive detail, capturing the mood of ancient England, where even a simple meal or a forgotten book might hold supernatural surprises.

One of my favorite tales in the collection introduces a humble woodcutter who stumbles upon a fairy, granting him three magical wishes. The simplicity of his life contrasts sharply with the hilarity and misadventures that follow his wishes, turning the tale into a funny and cautionary reminder of how hasty desires can lead to unexpected outcomes. The humor and humanity woven into the story are some of what makes this collection so engaging, as we see characters who are as relatable as they are comical.

Among the darker stories, a young apprentice secretly studies his master’s forbidden book, reciting ancient words that accidentally summon a terrifying demon. As the boy struggles to control the demon’s powers, the story blends suspense and dark humor, showing how the mix of curiosity and foolishness can lead to chaotic consequences. And when a clever child returns to his mother with magical treasure from a giant’s castle, we follow along as his luck—and bravery—carry him to new heights, outwitting dangers and foes that loom over him.

"Fables from England" is a journey into a land where animals speak, simple folks find themselves tangled in magical escapades, and each page brings fresh surprises. These stories are windows into a time when life was touched by wonder and risk, from enchanted birds to mysterious old women with secret knowledge. I can’t wait for readers of all ages to explore these timeless English fables, where the charm of the past meets the thrill of the magical.