Lily the Elf: The Precious Ring

Lily the elf finds a beautiful ring.

Lily loves the ring she finds in the moss garden. It makes a wonderful wading pool. But the ring belongs to a small human. Will Lily have to return it?

“My favourite part was when she got her princess crown because it showed the reader the love and appreciation of her family.”

Stand aside princesses and ballet dancers, elves could be the next big thing if the ‘Lily the Elf’ series is anything to go by. -- Katie Haydon Books+Publishing
Anna Branford’s warm and engaging tone is ever present. -- Anastasia Gonis Buzz Words
Emergent readers looking for a new character to love should try Lily the Elf. -- Helen Spiers Otago Daily Times
Lily the Elf is a sweet series for early reader girls. The stories are entertaining, the language is simple and the themes are very relatable. -- Creative Kids Tales Creative Kids Tales
Young girls new to chapter books will enjoy meeting Lily the Elf. She’s a thoughtful girl with a lively, inquisitive mind. -- Bookrapt Bookrapt
This sweet book is part of the Lily the Elf series, and with its short sentences and larger font, it’s ideal for young readers. -- Disney Princess Magazine Disney Princess Magazine
This is a delightful story in a new series that show how honesty is the best policy. Your emerging girl readers will love Lily! -- Lamont Lamont
Both stories use simple, but interesting text, with lots of illustrative support, perfect for young readers transitioning from first readers to the chapter book format. Lily is a loveable, honest and quirky character, and the relationship between her and Granny, with Dad playing a supporting role, is lovely. -- Sally Murphy Aussie Reviews
These stories are ideal to be shared with for 4-6 year olds, but importantly they are also very suitable for beginning readers to read for themselves. Not only is the print large and easy to read, the vocabulary is also easily accessible with black and white illustrations that are supportive of the text. -- Reading Time Reading Time
Emergent readers looking for a new character to love should try Lily the Elf. Otago Daily Times
Lily the Elf is a sweet series for early reader girls. The stories are entertaining, the language is simple and the themes are very relatable. Creative Kids Tales
Creative Kids Tales
The books will be great for young girls of 5-7 years. Janet Croft 103.1FM Grafton
These are delightful stories dealing with overcoming problems, fears and working things out. Read Plus

Anna Branford was born in the Isle of Man and spent her early childhood in Sudan and Papua New Guinea before moving to Australia. Creative writing was her favourite subject at school and she wrote stories in all these different countries. Anna is a doll maker and a sociology lecturer at Victoria University. Violet Mackerel's Brilliant Plot was her first published work for Walker Books Australia and was Honour Book in the 2011 Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Book of the Year Awards, Younger Readers category. In 2013, Violet Mackerel’s Personal Space won the Young Readers/Picture Book Award category of the Australian Family Therapists’ Award and was short-listed for the 2013 Children’s Peace Literature Awards. Violet Mackerel’s Possible Friend was short-listed for the 2014 CBCA Book of the Year Awards, Younger Readers category.

Lisa Coutts is an illustrator based in Melbourne, Australia. She has studied graphic design and her illustrations have graced books, greeting cards, magazines, festivals, posters, packages and even tea cups. Lisa exhibits her work at various galleries and serves on the committee of Illustrators Australia. The Lily the Elf series (written by Anna Branford) are her first illustrated novels with Walker Books Australia.

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