Being different is hard. Jess knows what it is like to be laughed at and pointed at by the other fairies. When she sees her best friend Helen being bullied, Jess doesn't think twice about diving in to help - but little do the friends know they'll end up helping the very creature who is hurting Helen. Jess, the inspiration for the book, has achieved so much in her life, but it has not always been easy as she is disabled. Jess hopes this book will help everyone (able and disabled) realise that it is okay to be different, as we are all the same inside. A donation from sales of this book will be made to MacIntyre (macintyrecharity.org).
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Jess, who is the inspiration for this book, although having learning and physical disabilities, lives independently in Worcestershire with support. She has achieved so much - she is a National Special Olympic gold and silver medallist, has become a member of the Peoples Parliament of Worcestershire for the disabled, helps teach sign language at a day centr
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