MOPSA THE FAIRY

Jack, the young man who suddenly passed through a small hole in a hedge to come out on the other side into a strange new world, has some adventures almost equal to Alice's in Wonderland or through the winding mazes of the Looking Glass. From the moment he accommodatingly puts the three baby fairies in his pocket his adventures begin, and with Mopsa as a guide, nothing in fairyland escapes him. Such a tale as that, full of remarkable adventures, deliciously impossible, wonderfully interesting, is "Mopsa the Fairy," and—best of all—it is told in so simple a style with such delightfully "easy words" that the child just beginning to dip into the First Reader can almost read it for himself.

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This e-book contains ten illustrations in color, by Maria L. Kirk, as they appeared in the J. P. Lippincott Company publication of 1910.