A Fairy Story, Saving The Green: A Spiritual Fantasy for Eco-Conscious Readers
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MALIBU, CA, UNITED STATES, September 30, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- A Fairy Story, Saving The Green, a spiritual fantasy novel published by ReadersMagnet in 2025, invites readers into a world where the natural world, spirituality, and personal discovery converge. The novel, which follows Merrilee’s journey of reconnecting humanity with the natural world, was published by ReadersMagnet and is available in paperback format. The publication date is August 2025, and the book's ISBN-13 is 979-8-90000-034-3, with a length of 328 pages. The book is aimed at adult readers and older teens interested in fantasy, spirituality, ecological themes, faeries, mythology, personal transformation, and stories that invite conversation about humanity’s future.
The novel, titled A Fairy Story, Saving The Green, is the work of Levanah Shell Bdolak, an author, transformational teacher, and professional clairvoyant. Bdolak has spent decades teaching transformational and clairvoyant programs in the United States and internationally, and her work focuses on consciousness, personal transformation, aura reading, energetic practices, self-development, and helping people explore their own potential. She has authored numerous self-help and spiritual books, including The Aura Coloring Book, Liberating Your Passionate Soul, Six Steps to a Better Life, Eco-Spirit: A Spiritual Guide to Healing the Planet, My Secret Clairvoyant Life, Healing Magick, Healing Magic, Seeing the Incredible Aura, Your Stepping Stone to Enlightenment, and Super Consciousness and How to Get There.
The novel blends spiritual fantasy with ecological adventure, exploring humanity’s relationship with nature, the search for authentic identity, and the possibility of developing a deeper awareness of the world around us. It follows Merrilee, who discovers she comes from a family with Fae heritage and a long history of helping the Fae. Her discovery leads her into a worldwide quest alongside a Fae King whose mission is connected to the survival of his kingdom and the well-being of Earth.
The story centers around Merrilee’s transformation from someone searching for answers about her family into a participant in a much larger struggle. After learning about her Fae ancestry, Merrilee agrees to help a Fae King save his kingdom and assist in an effort connected to protecting the planet. Their journey takes them across the globe, where they encounter Gods and Goddesses of old, Mermaids, Elementals, and hidden Fae pathways associated with the Earth’s ley lines. The adventure is also an inward journey, as Merrilee confronts unfamiliar worlds and forces, reexamining what she believes about her heritage, her capabilities, and her place in the larger living environment.
The Fae in the story are portrayed as an ancient race associated with nature and ecological balance, and through Merrilee’s experiences, Bdolak explores the contrast between human and Fae perspectives, asking readers to consider what humanity might learn from a different relationship with the natural world. A distinctive element of the book is its treatment of clairvoyance and inner perception as part of Merrilee’s journey, incorporating concepts of energy, inner sight, and the use of spiritual tools as Merrilee learns to navigate both the Fae world and forces threatening ecological harmony.
Rather than presenting the adventure solely as an external battle, the novel connects the preservation of the planet with a deeper personal question: how can people reconnect with their origins and understand their role within the natural world? The result is a story designed not only for fantasy readers but also for audiences interested in spirituality, ecological consciousness, mythology, faerie traditions, and transformational ideas.
A Fairy Story, Saving The Green is available through major book retailers and ReadersMagnet distribution channels, including paperback editions. The book is positioned for readers interested in spiritual fantasy, ecological fiction, faerie literature, mythology, transformational spirituality, and nature-centered storytelling.