No Such Thing as a Fairy Tale — Elaine Waldron

Shortly after Doctor Randolph James buys the farmhouse he grew up in from his folks, and begins moving his family in, strange things begin to happen. On the very first day of their arrival, their six-year-old daughter, Sally, jumps out of the car and runs off in pursuit of an "itty bitty' man, as she calls him. His wife, Becca, sends him off to get their daughter, who swears that the little man went up in the hayloft. But when he climbs the ladder, he doesn't see anyone. Little does he know that this is only the beginning. No Such Thing as a Fairy Tale, is a fairy tale in itself, written not necessarily for the young, but for the young at heart.