Bluebell: The Wish Fairy: 1 (The Fairies of Therwen Wood)

Join Bluebell the new wish fairy and her magical friends on their exciting adventures in Therwen Wood.Bluebell has moved to Therwen Wood to help grant wishes to children in the human world. Unfortunately her first day does not go at all well. She bumps into a bumblebee carrying a honeypot full of honey for the Queens special fairy cakes. Then Bluebell accidently turns the Head Wish gnome purple! The gnome does not believe that Bluebell has what it takes to be a wish fairy. Can Bluebell prove to everyone in Therwen Wood that she is a good wish fairy? Book Series Information -Book Type - Chapter Book with black and white illustrations.Reading Age - Good Readers aged 5+Bluebell is a wish fairy. Her job is to grant wishes to human children. Shes new at the job and things arent going so well. Somehow things keep going wrong like granting a little boy his wish for a dragon which when it appeared in the little boys bedroom roared and spouted fire scaring the little boy who really only wanted a pet lizard. Then she accidentally turns the Head Wish gnome purple and she bumps into a honeybee knocking over a pot full of honey. And the list goes on. Can Bluebell do anything right on her first day as a wish fairy?P.J. Reeds middle-grade novel Bluebell: The Fairies of Therwen Wood is a sweet fantasy full of fairies and magic and wishes that come true. The plot follows Bluebells escapades as she struggles to fit in do a good job as a wish fairy and her frustration when nothing seems to be going right. Then she interacts with a human girl Maya who struggles with some of Bluebells same issues: bullying and harassment. The language is simple to help young readers and the story is accompanied by black-and-white drawings to move the plot forward. The dialogue is engaging and the reader will share a chuckle or two as well as a few tears of frustration as Bluebell stumbles her way toward success. Young readers will feel connected to Bluebells plight and theyll be cheering her on as she struggles against one problem after another but never gives up. Her perseverance is a powerful tool for all to learn E-J.These stories are delightful! My children love them! KJ