The False Fairy (The Kingdom of Wrenly Series #11)

by Jordan Quinn, Robert McPhillips (Illustrator)

Overview

In the eleventh fantastical adventure of The Kingdom of Wrenly series, a spell makes all but one fairy disappear.

A mysterious spell has hypnotized the fairies on the island of Primlox and now it is up to Prince Lucas and Clara for save the fairyland. Along with the last remaining fairy named Falsk, will the two friends find the missing fairies? Or is Falsk, who is famous for telling wild stories, leading Lucas and Clara into a trap?

With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, The Kingdom of Wrenly chapter books are perfect for beginning readers.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781481485869
Publisher:	Little Simon
Publication date:	12/13/2016
Series:	Kingdom of Wrenly Series , #11
Pages:	128
Sales rank:	171,489
Product dimensions:	5.40(w) x 7.30(h) x 0.40(d)
Age Range:	5 - 9 Years

About the Author

Jordan Quinn grew up in a fairy tale castle in England. It had a spiral stone staircase, a moat, and a dungeon. As a child she liked to play hide-and-go-seek and ride her beloved horse, Prince Charming. When she wasn’t riding, she wrote stories about fairies, trolls, dragons, and wizards. Today, Jordan lives on a ranch in California with her husband, son, and a golden retriever named Sir Toots-a-Lot.

Robert McPhillips has been involved in a wide variety of projects over the years—from illustrating greeting cards to animation, though he especially loves illustrating children’s books. Robert makes his home in North Devon, England, with his wife, Sam.

Read an Excerpt

The False Fairy
“One orange honey blossom!

“Two orange honey blossoms!

“Three orange honey blossoms!”

Rainbow Frost and Amber Quill counted all the way to twenty-five orange honey blossoms—because that’s how fairies count seconds on Primlox.

“Ready or not,” cried the fairy sisters, “here we come!”



Then the two fairies darted through the island’s forest. They peeked into squirrel holes and looked behind stumps and bushes. Amber Quill zipped across the forest path and bumped right into Falsk, a fairy who wasn’t playing.

“Seen any fairies hiding?” asked Amber Quill hopefully.

Falsk had on a forest-green sepal petal skirt and wore a tiny hat of purple jasmine. She tapped the side of her head with one finger as if she were thinking. “Why, yes!” she whispered, pointing with her other finger. “I saw one right behind that tree.”



Amber Quill tiptoed and jumped behind the trunk to surprise the fairy from her hiding place.

Ker-splat!

Amber Quill landed smack in the middle of a mud puddle. “Aaaah!” she squealed. “I’m all splattered in icky muck!”

Falsk bent over, laughing. She watched Amber Quill stand back up. Her flower outfit was ruined.

“You tricked me!” Amber Quill said angrily.



Rainbow Frost landed beside Amber Quill. “That’s because she’s a trickster fairy,” she said. “Never, ever trust Falsk. She wouldn’t know the truth if it flew up and introduced itself to her!”

Amber Quill brushed the mud off her bluebell skirt. “I should’ve known better,” she said with a whimper.