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The Fairies Arrive


Forever Street Fairies

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No. of pages 48

Published: 2002

Great for age 5-8 years

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This band of faries live off the garden path that leads to Miss Wand's toyshop - in a place they call Forever Street. Each fairy has his or her own house tucked in among the overgrown flowers. Life would be perfect if it weren't for Miss Wand's cat, Cyclone. The fairies are born and begin to search for a place to call home. They must set off before the sun rises but how will they find the path? And how will they know when they finally get there?

 

 

This book is part of a book series called Forever Street Fairies .

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published in 2002 by Hachette Children's Group .

Mary Rees is a artist of outstanding talent. She lives in Sussex. Hiawyn Oram is a highly respected, award-winning children's author. With over 60 books publsihed to date, she has also worked on children's television series and musicals.

 

This book is in the following series:

Forever Street Fairies

Praise for WHAT'S NAUGHTY by Hiawyn Oram: '... Children will love the humour in both the text and the illustrations...This is the perfect book for a parent and child to share laughs over.' -- SCHOOL LIBRARIAN Full colour illustrations, a simple story and easy to read text make this perfect for five to six year olds. The follow up, 'A Cake for Miss Wand' is equally enjoyable. -- Aberdeen Evening Express 20020518 A new first reader series, The Forever Street Fairies, has that magic ingredient - a perfect pairing of text and illustration, both of which are delightfully quirky. -- Achuka 20020614 The Forever Street Fairies (short, double-spaced lines, organised to emphasise the natural phrasing of speech) with comically charming illustrations making the series eminently acceible to five-year-olds and above. A lovable series that makes you want to read sections of the stories again and again. -- TES teacher 20020705 'This is a gloriously anarchic picture story... Lots of mischief for youngsters to chuckle over, with jolly pictures.' -- THE NORTHERN ECHO 20010329