MEET THE GLITTER WITCH

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Welcome! 
​My name is Fiona Wheeler, and you guessed it, I'm the Glitter Witch.
​This silly author here, Magenta Wilde, has written a book -- with more to come -- about my daughter Poppy Blue. I'm thrilled because I love seeing my sweet red-haired girl (she is a natural blonde, I must tell you!) getting the attention she deserves.
​But what about me, I had to ask? I'm older, I'm sassier, and I have so many more stories and so much advice to share.
​So Magenta Wilde was kind enough to let me post blog entries on her author page. (It's the smartest decision that woman has ever made, let me tell you!)
​First off, I'm the mother of Poppy Blue. She's in her late twenties. Okay, maybe she's thirty. But let's not dwell on that. And no, I am not telling you my age. That Magenta Wilde disclosed it in her book, Giving Up the Ghost, and I have used my magic to cast a spell over you so you will not remember how old I am. I'm so youthful and vivacious, you'd never believe it anyways.
​As for me, I am married to my longtime sweetheart, Tom Wheeler. He and I run a antiques and collectibles shop, called Thingamajigs (I came up with that) in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Poppy has her own store, Blue's Boutique, across the way from my shop. Frankly I think the name needs a bit more pizzazz -- mine is a bit more of a conversation starter, don't you think?, but that's a battle for another day.
​Tom is not Poppy's father, however.
Joe Blue was.
Or is.
(That's his real name, too. It's shortened from a long Polish name.)
It's complicated. He and I divorced when Poppy was just a child, and then he died when she was a teenager. Thanks to Poppy's ability to see and talk to ghosts, she still chats with her father. (I just know they're talking about me.) Unfortunately my ghost-spotting and spectral-hearing skills are nowhere near as finely developed as my girl's are.
​But I have other gifts...
​And I will share them with you. I have so much advice to make your life a much better one. I invite you -- wait, no, I insist -- that you return here often for more of my guidance in things both magical and mundane.  

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