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Meet The House Fairy

  • House Fairy Will Take a Picture of Your Room

Meet The House Fairy

  • The House Fairy Official Rules

Meet The House Fairy

  • House Fairy's Fairy Dust

Meet The House Fairy

  • A Rainbow to Fairy Land

Meet The House Fairy

  • Tour of Fairyland

Meet The House Fairy

  • House Fairy's Best Friend Forever

Meet The House Fairy

  • Who's The Messiest Dwarf

Meet The House Fairy

  • The Winter Palace

Meet The House Fairy

  • A Talking Tree? No Way!

Meet The House Fairy

  • The Please and Thank You Farm

Meet The House Fairy

  • Best Friends

Meet The House Fairy

  • The House Fairy Story: Sarah Becomes the House Fairy

Meet The House Fairy

  • The House Fairy Story: The Early Years

Meet The House Fairy

  • The House Fairy Story: Gretchen Saves Sarah

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Sophie's Clean Room Tour

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Egad! What a Messy Room!

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Dirty Clothes Cleanup

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Now I Want Friends to Come and Play!

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Put Your Clothes Away

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • If You're Eight You Can Do This

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Dresser Drawers Are the Home for Your Clothes

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Let's Go UN-Shopping

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • I Don't Like That Any More

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • Toooo Many Things!

It All Starts With Helping Mom

  • You Get To Decide

More Lessons From House Fairy

  • On Your Mark, Get Set... You Know the Rest

More Lessons From House Fairy

  • Mom'll Be Very Happy

More Lessons From House Fairy

  • Oh No! My Room's a Mess Again!

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About The House Fairy

The House Fairy is the brainchild of New York Times bestselling author Pam Young. A stay-at-home mom of three, stepmother of two and grandmother of 12, Pam has enjoyed most of her life surrounded by happy children of all ages.

With a major in drama (not in college, but in life) Pam has always been able to see with the eyes of a child. Writing a shelf of “self-help” books to inspire disorganized moms, Pam’s focus has always been on solutions to the challenges mothers have in life.