Book description
From the author of the global success Angelina Ballerina comes the third book in this brand new series for all those who love fairies, friendship and pink!
Fairy Godmother gives Twinkle and her friends a pet each - and Twinkle gets a dragon! Scruffy is boisterous, greedy and full ofā¦
Why read it?
1 author picked Twinkle as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Young readers love books with bright colors and fanciful characters. They enjoy stories that are easy to understand, yet have an interesting plot. Katherine Holabirdās series, Twinkle, has it all. Twinkle is a feisty little fairy, impeccably illustrated, and lovable at first sight. In each book in the series, Twinkle solves a different troublesome issue, such as making it through her first day at fairy school, trying to remember her spells, and dealing with her new pet dragon. The vibrant illustrations add even more enjoyment to the stories.Ā
In addition to the Twinkle picture books, slightly older fairy-loving children willā¦
From Bobbie's list on childrenās books about fairies.
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