Why, Oh Why, Can't Carrie Fly?

by Rose Wyshharder, Bobbi Hinman (Editor), Jon Davis (Other)

Overview

A world where only some children receive Christmas presents.

A tiny fairy dedicated to solving that big problem forever.

One young heroine must trust her wings to carry her to the children who need her the most.

There's just one catch-Carrie can't fly!

Mocked by Percy with No Mercy and the Meanie Girls, Carrie believes her dream is out of reach . . . until Rudolph (yes, that Rudolph!) offers her hope.

Will Carrie learn to fly by the stroke of twelve so that the sad, ungifted children will receive a magnificent Christmas surprise?

More than just a story, this is a tale that weaves together the practical magic of self-belief, the value of turning negative thoughts into positive ones, and the importance of claiming one's power against the shadows of self-doubt.

Young readers from ages four to eight and believers of all ages are invited to join Carrie in a holiday adventure that promises to leave Christmas on Earth forever transformed.

Unlock Why, Oh Why, Can't Carrie Fly ? and turn all Doubting Deborahs and Dan's into true believers.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781733360166
Publisher:	Three Dragon Press
Publication date:	11/15/2025
Pages:	40
Product dimensions:	8.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.25(d)
Age Range:	4 - 8 Years

About the Author

A recovering psychologist and resident of Sarasota, Florida, Rose Wyshharder has been working with children in one form or another for most of her life. Why, Oh Why, Can't Carrie Fly? holds a simple wish: that one day, the world will awaken to celebrate the first Christmas on Earth where there is more than enough for all chil- dren, not just some.Rose also believes writing books is far more powerful than just wishing for that day to arrive. She writes books so that children may slay the mighty dragon of self-doubt, turn negative thinking into positive, and discover that the real magic begins with self- belief. Her reverence for all things magical began at an early age. When told by a pint-sized Christmas assassin that there is no such thing as Santa Claus, she gave the following response: "Well, thank goodness there's an Easter Bunny!"

Jon Davis is an award-winning illustrator of more than 100 books across the globe. Jon is based in his small but snug studio at the back of his house, where he lives with his family in the Lake District, UK.