Aziza's Secret Fairy Door: questions to ask and activities to try
Aziza finds a secret fairy door to a magical world. Aziza's Secret Fairy Door is the first of an inclusive magical chapter book series inspired by world mythology.
What age is it for? Aziza's Secret Fairy Door is best for ages 6–8. Good for: A magical door and an inclusive fairy adventure.
Aziza's Secret Fairy Door (Lola Morayo and Cory Reid)
- Age
- 6-8
- Best for
- A magical door and an inclusive fairy adventure
Read a chapter at a time. Imagine together where a secret door in your home might lead.
What it helps with
- Magic and imagination
- Friendship and problem solving
- World mythology
- Early chapter books
Comprehension and discussion questions
Pick two or three, not all of them. “I don’t know” is a fine answer, and you can always come back to it another day.
- “What was Aziza planning?”
- “What went wrong?”
- “Where did the door lead?”
- “Who did she meet?”
- “How did she solve the problem?”
- “Where would your secret door lead?”
5-minute activities to try together
Fairy door
Make a tiny door from card and stick it on a skirting board.
Magic world map
Draw a map of the magical world behind your door.
Free printables: Aziza's Secret Fairy Door worksheet and activity pack
This book’s one-page worksheet with the questions and activities above, plus our activity pack: printable scenario cards, three 5-minute activities and a “What could I try?” page for practising everyday skills together. Enter your email and download them straight away.
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- Best for
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- Age
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- Best for
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- Age
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- Best for
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- Age
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By the Growing Wise team · Last reviewed: 10 October 2026
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