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Original Cajun Fairy Doll

© By Doll Artist and Author
Mary Lynn Plaisance

This design of a Cajun Fairy is exclusive to Mary Lynn Plaisance

Special Note about my Cajun Fairies:

Acadia, the good Cajun fairy, was the very first fairy I made in 2006.
I designed her to look the way that I thought the legends of the
Cajun Fairies was told to me. It's the way I saw the fairies in my mind.
Acadia is on the cover of my book and will remain with me for book signings and shows.
I won't ever part with Acadia. I've also made Olivia as a companion to Acadia. She is also mine.

In February of 2007, I started making more Cajun Fairies.
I've only made 6 Cajun Fairies to date and their names are:

Bella is  #1
Ariana i s #2  --SOLD
Starlight is  #3  -- SOLD
                                                        Bella Deuce was  #4 --- SOLD ( She was made similar to Bella #1)
Misty is #5.
             Dark Nan is  #6.  --- SOLD
Mardi Fae Rouge is   #7

This is a collage of the fairies I made in 2007. More will be coming soon.
They take me time to create and design so that each one has their own personality.

My fairies are positive beings but can be naughty, and playful.  :)
My fairies are never wicked or mean. 

Thank you.

With a starting bid of   $1.00 --- Cajun Fairies is up for auction.

It's the first book I took out of box 1 when I received my first 250 copies. I saved 6 books from box 1.
There are 5 left. Watch for them to come to auction.

Cajun Fairies are listed in Wikipedia. Read my article in The Author's Den
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Cajun Fairies

In the Land of Sha Bebe

Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 1425910939
Author: Mary Lynn Plaisance
Title: Cajun Fairies
Publication Year: 2006
220 pages
Size 6x9

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Excerpt from Cajun Fairies

Betty Lou continued to look, but she didn’t see the fee folay who was speaking to her.

The fairy continued, “Our gossamer wings are what make the fee folay different from the Cajun angels.
We have the reputation of being an evil spirit, who seek out its victims and cause them to lose their way
along the bayous and swamps, and the evil fairies do just that. They live to destroy anything or anyone who is good.
This is all that the evil ones understand in their realm.” The fee folay was very soft spoken with her explanation.

“Then, other fairy creatures such as myself, a good Cajun Fairy, help those who have passed away and are lost.
I am a creature of the night who roams the land to seek out the souls who need to speak to me,”
she said as she flew down from the oak tree to be along side of Betty Lou. "Maurice told me to speak to you."

"You know my Maurice?" Betty Lou asked excitedly.

"I know only his spirit."

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The legend continues in this novel.

Another whimsical fairy tale by Mary Lynn Plaisance
about the Sha Bebe Dolls who live in the sugarcane fields
of Louisiana. Joy, happiness, mystery and suspense thrive in the
sugarcane fields of the Land of Sha Bebe.

Cajun Fairies will pull you into another dimension
that you will not want to leave.

Dedicated to the Spirit of Louisiana

A wicked Cajun Fairy, named Robes Pierre, takes over the spirit of the enchanted
Land of Sha Bebe. He had that much power!
All of the dolls and the residents are put under the wicked influences of Robes Pierre.
Will he succeed in taking the magical land?
If not,can the good Cajun Fairy regain the spirit of the land?

Read more here:

http://www.myspace.com/cajunfairies

Thank you.

I write novels about the Doll Land of Sha Bebe.
Joy, happiness, mystery and suspense thrive in the
sugarcane fields of the Land of Sha Bebe.
Google my name, the Sha Bebe Dolls or Cajun Fairies.
Genre: Fiction--From Nine years toTeen/Adult, but can be read by all.
"In the Land of Sha Bebe" series will eventually become Louisiana classics.

Considered a Louisiana classic

Thank you