Book description
From the inimitable O'Hara sisters, Once Upon a Fairytale is a story where the reader gets to decide on the adventure - the possibilities are endless.
Did you ever wish to feast with fairies, live in a tree, or ride a unicorn across the sun-lit sky? Here, in this magical…
Why read it?
1 author picked Once Upon A Fairytale as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I don’t normally go for ‘choose your own ending’ style books, but the O’Hara sisters have won me round. My 3-year-old never tires of this. All toddlers crave a bit of control, and this book gives them precisely that.
The language is imaginative. It pushes my son just a bit (so that I feel he’s learning) but not too much (so that he feels he’s having fun). Plus, the artwork is exquisite. It’s another book I think we’ll both remember sharing when he’s an adult.
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