“Emily and Her Magic Mirror” has been published by Colton author Liza Williamson and illustrator Vicki Conklin. The story is of a sad young girl, Emily, whose parents work away from home. While …
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“Emily and Her Magic Mirror” has been published by Colton author Liza Williamson and illustrator Vicki Conklin.
The story is of a sad young girl, Emily, whose parents work away from home. While staying with her grandparent's Emily discovers a magical mirror and a fairy named Cali.
Together Emily and Cali go on amazing adventures into a strange world beyond the mirror. Williamson, as a stay-at-home mom after being disabled, learned to be creative and told tales of grand adventures and new worlds to her two young sons.
In 2006 she became a grandmother, and Williamson has been concocting new stories with fairies, trolls, and mermaids for her granddaughter.
When her granddaughter’s father became a corrections officer, he was sent downstate, away from his daughter.
This was Williamson’s inspiration for the story about a girl who discovers a fairy in an old vanity.