In The Farm, the third book in Fleur Rossdale's inspirational Woodland Sprite Series, Sky and Anil, two young nature sprites, follow their dreams to the very edge of imagination in Wonderland, where everything is possible through the magic of dreams and the wonder of wishes. On the first day of their summer holidays, Sky and Anil, Robbie the robin and sprites of Cabilla receive a long-awaited call from nature sprites of Northumberland - an invitation to follow to the end of the rainbow to attend a celebration in the presence of Titania, Queen of the Fairies, to unite the fantasy world of children and fairies to a celebration in the presence of Titania, Queen of the Fairies. Sky and Anil settle into the sprite house and meet up with their team, Kobalos the goblin, Liam the leprechaun, Pascal the pixie Prince, and eco-warrior nature sprites - Lydia, Layla, and Anito. They have sailed to Wonderland with Pascal. The Queen of Hearts, who once ruled Wonderland alongside Queen Titania, wants her crown back. She conspires with Murmurers, masters of doubt and distraction, to spread confusion and stop young people from believing they can make a difference. But the fairy sprites stand firm, determined to drown their information with actual projects showing the magic of dreams and wishes already shaping the future. Their mission takes them across to the Pixie Kingdom, where Sky, Anil, and the sprites in their team follow the thread of the dream Sky planted into the mind of a changemaker to bring influential people around the table. At the dinner to inspire action, the team helps humanity reconnect with nature by sewing seeds of ideas and hope. Guided by courage, the Winds of Change carry Sky and Anil to Kenya, where real-life heroes regenerate the land through sustainable farming. The adventure mirrors real-world projects already underway across Europe, Kenya, and the Netherlands, led by Klim, De Jonge Voedselbosboeren, Justdiggit and Communities EverGreening Africa (CEGA). The Farm is a captivating fusion of magical storytelling and grounded climate action. Perfect for readers aged 8 to 12-and the adults who walk beside them-this story is a rallying cry and a reminder that real change begins when imagination meets purpose. A joyful, hopeful tale, The Farm shows how every wish matters, every voice counts, and how the world can be changed-one story, one school, and one dream at a time. POST SCRIPT: The Farm gives birth to the author's founding of the Direct Climate Cooling Initiative as the DCCI School Awards, where schools will perform her play 'Taken by Storm', adapted from her first book in the series, provide presentations, and support causes outlined in the narrative to communicate their adventure and purpose in facing the realities of climate change to audiences.