This collection of stories focuses on themes of secrecy and curiosity. Each story presents different situations where characters must navigate the challenges of keeping or discovering secrets.
In The Fairy Box, Little May receives gifts and consequences based on her actions, teaching her the importance of making good choices. Over time, she learns that doing good for its own sake is the true reward, especially when she finally receives the magical bracelet she wished for.
The Pink and Blue Eggs follows a group of hens who are puzzled by the appearance of pink and blue eggs. After much debate and concern about having to hatch them, it is revealed that the eggs are merely colored Easter eggs, which puts their worries to rest.
In The Gingerbread Man’s Secret Recipe, the gingerbread man defends his secret recipe from Rupert, a fox who attempts to steal it. The fox is caught trying to find the recipe in a decoy book, and he leaves in shame after being exposed.
These stories highlight themes of curiosity, trust, and the consequences of secrets.
Imagination over knowledge
