Fairies Fae and The Stolen Tooth Audiobook and Toolkit

A therapeutic fairytale adventure for building confidence, resilience, and friendship.
Recommended for ages 6 and up

Would you like your child to feel calm, confident, and stand up for themselves?

This immersive audio story, written and narrated by award-winning Clinical Hypnotherapist Justine Williams, blends therapeutic techniques with a captivating fairytale to gently plant the seeds of resilience, self-belief, emotional intelligence, and friendship.

Through positive suggestions, meditative soundscapes, and enchanting storytelling, children are guided into a deeply relaxed state where learning feels effortless and inspiring.

🌿 The Story
When Jessica’s little brother loses his tooth and leaves it out for the Tooth Fairy, Jessica—now out of teeth—sees her one last chance to make a wish. She steals his tooth and wishes with all her heart to visit the fairy realm. But she quickly learns that words have power, and her wish is granted by the Snapdragon Fae—mischievous, tricky fairies who whisk her away to join them. However, once there, she realises this is not what she wants.

As she tries to find her way home, Jessica befriends a wounded owl who needs healing from the Fairy Queen, and together they set out on a magical journey. Along the way, they meet Walnut, a gentle giant furry wombat, and Quicksilver, a sly yet loyal fox who guides them through a world of danger, decisions, and growth.

Through every twist and turn, Jessica learns what it means to stand up for herself, trust her inner voice, and be a true friend.

✨ Themes Explored:
Developing confidence and inner strength

Calming anxiety and overthinking

Learning to stand up for oneself with kindness

Embracing self-acceptance and building healthy friendships

Understanding the power of words, thoughts, and wishes

This audio story is perfect for bedtime, quiet time, or anytime your child needs emotional support in a soothing and engaging way.

Disclaimer: Do not listen while driving, operating machinery, or during any activity that requires full alertness.