A Heartwarming Tale of Friendship, Courage, and Fairy Magic in the Missouri Ozarks Eight-year-old Grace Whitaker lives in a small cabin near Little Sugar Creek in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks. Born with only one leg, Grace uses a special hickory crutch her father made for her. But having one leg has never stopped Grace from being brave, adventurous, and kind. One magical spring day, Grace discovers something extraordinary by the creek: a tiny fairy named Dewberry, no taller than her thumb, with shimmering wings and a dress made of flower petals. When Dewberry's basket falls into the water, Grace helps her. When a terrible storm threatens Dewberry's life, Grace crosses a raging creek and climbs a muddy hill to carry her friend to safety. As their friendship grows through the seasons, Dewberry teaches Grace the secret names of wildflowers, how to listen to the forest, and shows her the magical Harvest Gathering where all the fairies come together. Most importantly, Dewberry helps Grace understand that being different doesn't mean being less. It means being special. If your child loves books like "The Rainbow Fairy" series, "Charlotte's Web," "Ivy and Bean," or stories with brave young heroines who discover magic in unexpected places, they will treasure "Grace and Dewberry." Grace's story will inspire children to embrace what makes them unique, to be brave in the face of challenges, and to treasure the friends who see the magic in them.