History Literature / FairyOak

* {{Shapeshifting}}: All Magicals are capable of transforming themselves and others to various objects, plants and animals, limited only by the nature of their powers and their magical ability.

* {{Master-Apprentince Chain}}: Every Magical learns magic from their aunt or uncle, who learnt from ''their''aunt or uncle, who learnt from... you get the idea.

* Master-ApprentinceChain: Every Magical learns magic from their aunt or uncle, who learnt from ''their''aunt or uncle, who learnt from... you get the idea.

* MasterApprentinceChain: Every Magical learns magic from their aunt or uncle, who learnt from ''their''aunt or uncle, who learnt from... you get the idea.

* OurMagicIsDifferent: Magic doesn't seem to need any special objects or incantations to be produced, and it's divided into Light and Dark Magic, although the nature of the latter is not malign.

* {{Shapeshifting}}: All Magicals are capable of transforming themselves and others to various objects, plants and animals, limited only by the nature of their powers.

* Shapeshifting: All Magicals are capable of transforming themselves and others to various objects, plants and animals, limited only by the nature of their powers.

* FunctionalMagic: Fairy Oak resides in a world that contains fairies, Magicals of the Light and the Dark, [[spoiler:the Infinite Power]]... oh, and a talking tree.
* NatureMagic:

* NoHuggingNoKissing

* NoHugging,NoKissing

!! Fairy Oak contains examples of:

* "Farewell to Fairy Oak": Although saying goodbye saddens her, Telli doesn't want her memories of Fairy Oak to turn dull, so she spends the last of the four nights telling small stories of the dear town, trying her best to convey the magical feeling of its everyday life.

* "Farewell to Fairy Oak": Although saying goodbye saddens her, Telli doesn't want her memories of Fairy Oak to turn dull, so she spends the last of the four nights telling small stories of the dear town, trying her best to conveing the magical feeling of its everyday life.

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* "Love and Captain Grisam": Telli has come back to her home, the Kingdom of the Silvery Dews, and decide's she'll tell more stories of Fairy Oak to her friends.

* "The Twin's Secret": the fairy Telli is called to Fairy Oak by Lilac Tomelilla, a renowed Witch of the Light, to watch over her soon-to-be-born nieces until the day they turn 15 years old. When the twins turn 10, everyone is exited to see if they inherit their aunt's magical abilities, but what they don't realize is that that years marks the 21st anniversary of the last attack of a terrible enemy...

The series tells the story of the Periwinkle sisters, twin witches growing up in the town of Fairy Oak, as told by their babysitter fairy, Ifjoyfulyoushallbeyoushallwishtotellitme (Telli, for short).

The books are divided in two: "The Trilogy" and "The 4 Mysteries".

The series tells the story of the Periwinkle sisters, twin witches growing up in the town of Fairy Oak, as told by their babysitter fairy, Ifjoyfulyoushallbeyoushallwishtotellitme (Telli, for short).

''Fairy Oak'' is series of seven MiddleGradeLiterature books written by Elisabetta Gnone from 2005 to 2010.

''Fairy Oak'' is series of seven books written by Elisabetta Gnone, the first of which was published in 2005 and, the latest in 2010.

''Fairy Oak'' is series of eight books written by Elisabetta Gnone.