Too Many Cats! (The Wish Fairy #1)

by Lisa Ann Scott

Overview

From the author of the Enchanted Pony Academy series comes a new world full of magic and friendship, perfect for fans of Rainbow Magic and Dr. KittyCat!

When Brooke rescues a fairy from the clutches of her cat, she is granted seven wishes. She can't wait to see what magic she can create -- but as everyone knows, you have to be careful what you wish for!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781338120981
Publisher:	Scholastic, Inc.
Publication date:	05/08/2018
Series:	The Wish Fairy , #1
Sold by:	Scholastic, Inc.
Format:	eBook
Pages:	128
File size:	28 MB
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Age Range:	7 - 10 Years

About the Author

LISA ANN SCOTT is the author of the L’école des poneys enchantés and the La fée des souhaits series, and School of Charm. She has been a TV news producer, reporter, and anchor, and she currently works as a voice-over artist. She lives in upstate New York.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for Enchanted Pony Academy:“[An] easy option for kids who like rainbows and cute ponies.” — School Library Journal“Fans of Lou Kuenzler's Princess DisGrace (2016) or any little one enamored with magical ponies should be delighted by this new series.” — Booklist

From the Publisher

03/01/2018
Gr 1–3—The author of "Enchanted Pony Academy" offers a lighthearted take on being careful what you wish for. When Brooke saves what she thinks is a dragonfly from her cat, she makes a startling discovery: fairies are real and they live in her backyard. In return for her rescue, Calla the fairy must honor a tradition from her realm: she will grant Brooke seven wishes, albeit with some ethical rules, such as the inability to make anyone do something against their will. Brooke wishes for the thing she loves most, but in excess: 100 cats. With the help of her best friend Izzy, Brooke must navigate the consequences of her wish. Calla and the two girls grow closer together, dispelling assumptions about one another in the process. At one point, Calla realizes through Brooke and Izzy's actions that humans are not so unkind and selfish as she had been taught in her realm's school. Likewise, Brooke and Izzy make strides of their own by fixing Brooke's wish-turned-disaster. Brooke is thoughtful, relatable, and kind. Loosely spaced texted makes it a perfect fit for new readers. VERDICT An enjoyable story about friendship for those beginning to venture into chapter books. Hand this to fans of the "Rainbow Magic" series and other magical tales.—Erin Douglass, Worth-Pinkham Memorial Library

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