Fairies

I failed my Fairy Godmother exam. Yes, I’m that kind of disaster — the one who turns “confidence” into donkey ears. Now, to avoid becoming the gossip of the century at Benevolens Academy, I sneaked into the Magical Archive (illegal, I know) and ended up with a wish that seemed easy enough: help a girl find the perfect dress for the prince’s ball. Sounds simple, right? Wrong. Because the prince is far too charming, the girl far too unbearable… and I’m far too clumsy to get out of this without losing my wings, my magic, and—worse—my heart. ✨ Fairies, glass slippers, and a prince who really shouldn’t be looking at me like that. ✨ What could possibly go wrong?

Opening your eyes in the body of a baby, growing up in the Beast's castle, constantly listening to all sorts of whispers? Well, it happens, but the appearance of a male fairy (what is the correct name for them?) is too much. He also constantly follows me, clings to me and tries to kidnap me! And how many times have I told him: "You made a mistake with the beauty, Mr. Fairy!", but this only encouraged him... Now I will have to learn many secrets of the past related to my parents.

A girl with the unusual name Marmelada, whom everyone believes to be mute and who remembers nothing of her past, finds herself, by a twist of fate, in the home of the royal mage-dragon. Volard has a wife whom no one has ever seen but whom he is believed by all around him to love passionately. Dark secrets abound, and Marme sets out to uncover them. Yet she herself is full of even greater mysteries and surprises.

Did you know that right next to our familiar world there is another one, inhabited by creatures similar to humans, but displaced from their usual habitat? These are the spirits of earth, water, air, and fire, which our ancestors once told about in myths, fairy tales, and legends. Are they as hostile to the human race as they want to appear? And how can Mira, a girl who accidentally found herself in that other world, now return home?

Overwhelmed by a storm of emotions, my wings burst forth at the worst possible moment of my life. I had no choice but to flee through the blood-soaked forest, hunted by those I once called friends, praying the woods would show me mercy. What came next was no kinder—taken captive by a cave ogre, I faced the unknown as a girl torn from everything I knew. But that was only the beginning of my long, twisted tale of shapeshifters, sorcerers, and wild magic. And yet, the most important part of my journey? I found a protector—someone who sees me not just as a creature of fate, but as a woman worth saving.