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Deep within a forest in the English countryside sat 

a town called Shasta.

Shasta was a very small town with only a couple 

cozy cottages and very friendly citizens. 

Behind the village homes was a beautiful, colorful 

forest abandoned by fairies who once lived in 

Shasta many years before.

The forest was covered in sparkly fairy dust and 

magical fallen stars, and because of the   magic left 

behind by the fairies, the flowers in this forest 

were very special...

All the pretty flowers in the forest had super 

powers. Lilly could change her petals to match all 

the colors of the rainbow, Tulip absorbed rain 

water faster than any other flower, and Sunflower 

shone almost as bright as the sun! 

But there was one flower, named Delilah, that 

didn't have any super-duper flower powers, and 

that made Delilah feel sad.

Delilah didn't know what was wrong with her. She 

wanted flower powers more than anything else! 

Whenever she became very sad, Delilah loosened her 

roots from the soil and waddled off to an open field 

where she could be by herself.

"Why oh why, dear blue sky, can't I fly? Tell me yellow 

sun, why can't I just have fun?" Delilah asked her 

nature friends. Everyone wanted to help poor Delilah, 

but they didn't know how! "Don't worry, little Delilah," 

said Burt the Ant, "You'll find your flower power one 

day!"

Later in the evening of that same day, a young girl 

dressed in a queen costume showed up in Delilah's 

secret hideaway. The little girl had on the same 

sad face as Delilah. "I wonder why she's so sad..." 

thought Delilah."

As Delilah looked at the sad girl, Delilah had an 

idea: "I'm going to help that girl turn that frown 

upside down!"

"Hi! My name is Delilah. I know it's weird to see a 

talking, walking flower, but I've never seen a queen 

before!" exclaimed dear old Delilah. The girl, who's 

name is Daisy, was so shocked and excited at the 

sight of Delilah, she completely forgot what was 

making her sad. "Hello, my name is Daisy! Hey look, 

we're both flowers," giggled Daisy, "well you're a 

REAL flower, and I'm a QUEEN!" she proclaimed 

with a laugh. Delilah too forgot what was making 

her sad.

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