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6 months of Elf Mail (6 Letters)

6 months of Elf Mail (6 Letters)

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What ages is Fairy Mail best for?

Fairy Mail is perfect for children aged 3-10, though many older kids and even adults enjoy the stories too!

Is this a one-time purchase or a subscription?

You're in control of the magic

Decide how many months of fairy letters to receive- 1, 3, 6, or 12 and enjoy the ease of a single payment. Plus, don't miss our enchanting birthday bundle!

Can siblings share one subscription?

Yes absolutely! Just make sure both names are specified in the delivery address when checking out, as this is who the envelope will be addressed to.

Is it only for girls?

Not at all. Fairy Mail is for every child who believes in magic, whether they prefer fairies or elves!

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Screen Free Joy

Magic delivered straight to the mailbox

Love Nature

Fairies inspired by Australian flowers & insects

A gift that lasts

Monthly Magic, Lasting Memories

Screen Free Joy

Magic delivered straight to the mailbox

Love Nature

Fairies inspired by Australian flowers & insects

A gift that lasts

Monthly Magic, Lasting Memories

Meet this months Fairy and Elf

Every month features a new Australian fairy and elf inspired by native flora and fauna.

  • Aster - Fairy of the Rice Flower

    Aster lives in the coastal heath where the sea breeze drifts through the tea-tree and the Rice Flower grows in tight papery clusters. She spends her days watching the raindrops slide off her petals and collecting curled paperbark leaves to thread into a garland for her doorway. Gentle and observant, Aster brings a little piece of the Australian coast to your child's letterbox.

  • Koo - Elf of the Cuckoo Bee

    Koo lives in the dry woodlands of southern Australia, where he watches over his clever bee, one that never builds a nest of her own but borrows one instead. Quiet and patient, Koo spends his days perched near burrow entrances waiting to see what his bee will do next. He brings a little piece of the Australian bush and one of its cleverest insects, to your child's letterbox.

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