This is a collection of Tairy Fales 13-24. Tairy Fales are like fairy tales, except you litch the sweaters (switch the letters). When I first published these stories, I only included the flipped version, but after speaking with a family member and a friend who are dyslexic, I decided to include the regular, unflipped version as well. I also included visual cues in the flipped versions, such as bolded letters and underlines, to show where the flips occur. This is important because my tairy fales mostly go right off the rails when they are based on old fairy tales, and some of the stories are completely made up, such as my James Bond style spoofs and the Small Town USA stories.
I feel that these improvements make my stories accessible to everyone, and the added benefit of including the regular version is that it can act as an answer key if anyone gets stuck. Both versions will always be included, as I plan to release the stories individually as well. If my stories start selling like cothakes (hotcakes) I will be very pleased.
As a final note, all my books are written from a Christian perspective and are suitable for all ages. If you read them aloud as a bed-time story, try not to tip over your trung!
The stories included in this collection are:
Mockter Daybee Fad A Harm (Mockter Daybee Had A Farm)
Wade of all Murk (Maid of all Work)
A Stark and Dormy Night (A Dark and Stormy Night)
Woe Snite (Snow White)
Jack and the Steenbock (Jack and the Beanstalk)
The Trerrible Toll (The Terrible Troll)
Bun - Pad Bun (Bun - Pad Bun)
Binding the Maybe (Minding the Baby)
A Toast Gale (A Ghost Tale)
The Dweven Sorves (The Seven Dwarves)
Grincess Prinzelda and the Pack-Eyed Blees (Princess Grizelda and the Black-Eyed Peas)
Mittle Liss Luffet (Little Miss Muffet)
