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Isadora Moon #17
Isadora Moon 12 - Isadora Moon y la invitación secreta: ¡Un libro mágico con purpurina en cubierta!
Mitad hada, mitad vampiro, ¡y totalmente única!
¡Llega una nueva aventura de esta encantadora serie!
Isadora Moon es especial porque es diferente. Su mamá es un hada, su papá es un vampiro y ella tiene un poquito de los dos.
Hay una niña nueva en la clase de Isadora. Se llama Ava, y todos quieren ser sus amigos, ¡pero ella no lo pone nada fácil! Aunque Ava no es nada amable, Isadora no quiere dejarla de lado y no sabe si invitarla a la fiesta especial de Pinky. ¡Igual Ada tiene algún secreto!
¿Logrará Isadora hacerse su amiga?
Con irresistibles ilustraciones en negro y rosa y una heroína única, «Isadora Moon» es una encantadora y divertida serie de lecturas ideal para jóvenes lectores que quieren flores y purpurina, pero a los que también les atrae el mundo misterioso de los vampiros.
La colección más encantadora para primeros
-Texto sencillo y entretenido, fácil de leer y de entender para niños y niñas a partir de 7 años.
-Capítulos cortos y adorables ilustraciones en rosa y negro en cada página. ¡Ideal para empezar a leer solos!
-Del mundo de Isadora Moon y la autora bestseller Harriet Muncaster, con 2 millones de libros vendidos en español.
-Con purpurina en la cubierta, para lectores que quieren flores y magia, pero a los que también les atrae el mundo misterioso de los vampiros.
¡Llega una nueva aventura de esta encantadora serie!
Isadora Moon es especial porque es diferente. Su mamá es un hada, su papá es un vampiro y ella tiene un poquito de los dos.
Hay una niña nueva en la clase de Isadora. Se llama Ava, y todos quieren ser sus amigos, ¡pero ella no lo pone nada fácil! Aunque Ava no es nada amable, Isadora no quiere dejarla de lado y no sabe si invitarla a la fiesta especial de Pinky. ¡Igual Ada tiene algún secreto!
¿Logrará Isadora hacerse su amiga?
Con irresistibles ilustraciones en negro y rosa y una heroína única, «Isadora Moon» es una encantadora y divertida serie de lecturas ideal para jóvenes lectores que quieren flores y purpurina, pero a los que también les atrae el mundo misterioso de los vampiros.
La colección más encantadora para primeros
-Texto sencillo y entretenido, fácil de leer y de entender para niños y niñas a partir de 7 años.
-Capítulos cortos y adorables ilustraciones en rosa y negro en cada página. ¡Ideal para empezar a leer solos!
-Del mundo de Isadora Moon y la autora bestseller Harriet Muncaster, con 2 millones de libros vendidos en español.
-Con purpurina en la cubierta, para lectores que quieren flores y magia, pero a los que también les atrae el mundo misterioso de los vampiros.
83 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 2, 2023
About the author
Harriet Muncaster
215 books379 followersHarriet Muncaster studied illustration at Norwich University College of the Arts before going on to get an MA in children’s book illustration at the Cambridge School of Art. In creating the art for her first book for children, she was thrilled to have found a good outlet for her lifelong fascination with miniatures. She lives in Hertfordshire, England.
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June 24, 2023
More great fun reading Isadora Moon with my daughter.
September 28, 2024
This book was so good I loved it
April 19, 2024
There’s a new girl at Isadora’s school buts she’s not nice to her or anyone else. It’s pink rabbits teddy bear picnic party and everyone is invited, but building up the courage to invite mean girl Ava is hard for Isadora to do, until she learns the truth about Ava.
I honestly felt so bad for Ava the whole time, you could tell she felt out of place in this new scary school, she was being mean as a coping mechanism and it was so sad seeing her put up the walls instead of trying to be nice. I was glad that Isadora wasn’t mean to her, though not inviting her right away wasn’t the best option, she still tried to figure it out and felt bad for having not done it.
I really enjoyed the little picnic party that she through for pink rabbit and how cute that everyone else’s toys got brought to life too, just so adorable. I really loved seeing the illustrations of the party scenes, it was so beautiful. Another good book in the Isadora world.
I honestly felt so bad for Ava the whole time, you could tell she felt out of place in this new scary school, she was being mean as a coping mechanism and it was so sad seeing her put up the walls instead of trying to be nice. I was glad that Isadora wasn’t mean to her, though not inviting her right away wasn’t the best option, she still tried to figure it out and felt bad for having not done it.
I really enjoyed the little picnic party that she through for pink rabbit and how cute that everyone else’s toys got brought to life too, just so adorable. I really loved seeing the illustrations of the party scenes, it was so beautiful. Another good book in the Isadora world.
July 12, 2026
My daughter & I bought the Isadora Moon books to read together over the summer. She is eight and has recently started enjoying reading independently so I suspect this may be one of the last series I’ll get to read aloud with her before she flies off into books on her own.
The books are gentle, funny & full of kindness. The stories are told simply enough for younger readers but they also weave in thoughtful little life lessons without ever feeling preachy. Whether it’s making a new friend, coping with nerves before a test, or learning to be yourself, there are plenty of moments that lead to conversations.
Each book works perfectly well as a standalone story which is ideal if children pick them up in a random order. Because we’ve been reading the whole series back to back we did notice that the introductions become a little repetitive. Every book reminds readers that Isadora is half fairy, half vampire, that her dad is a vampire who only eats red food, and so on. It makes perfect sense for new readers, but when you’re reading them consecutively it can feel a little repetitive.
That is only a very small criticism, though. We’ve had such a lovely time sharing these books together laughing along with Isadora’s adventures & enjoying the warmth & kindness that runs through every story. They’ll always remind me of a very special summer spent reading with my daughter.
The books are gentle, funny & full of kindness. The stories are told simply enough for younger readers but they also weave in thoughtful little life lessons without ever feeling preachy. Whether it’s making a new friend, coping with nerves before a test, or learning to be yourself, there are plenty of moments that lead to conversations.
Each book works perfectly well as a standalone story which is ideal if children pick them up in a random order. Because we’ve been reading the whole series back to back we did notice that the introductions become a little repetitive. Every book reminds readers that Isadora is half fairy, half vampire, that her dad is a vampire who only eats red food, and so on. It makes perfect sense for new readers, but when you’re reading them consecutively it can feel a little repetitive.
That is only a very small criticism, though. We’ve had such a lovely time sharing these books together laughing along with Isadora’s adventures & enjoying the warmth & kindness that runs through every story. They’ll always remind me of a very special summer spent reading with my daughter.
June 19, 2023
I bought my own paperback from Waterstones !
When Ava, a new girl joins Isadora’s class, Isadora tried to be friends with her but Ava didn’t seem to like her or her friends.
Isadora is having a party for her special toy Pink Rabbit inviting the whole class but when she tries to give Ava an invitation, Ava snubs Isadora, and upsets Isadora as Ava doesn’t believe Isadora’s wings are real.
Eventually Isadora and her dad meet up, with Ava and her parents. But will Ava and Isadora become friends?
This is the perfect little girls read for those who love reading about fairies and nice vampires !
When Ava, a new girl joins Isadora’s class, Isadora tried to be friends with her but Ava didn’t seem to like her or her friends.
Isadora is having a party for her special toy Pink Rabbit inviting the whole class but when she tries to give Ava an invitation, Ava snubs Isadora, and upsets Isadora as Ava doesn’t believe Isadora’s wings are real.
Eventually Isadora and her dad meet up, with Ava and her parents. But will Ava and Isadora become friends?
This is the perfect little girls read for those who love reading about fairies and nice vampires !
April 8, 2024
Iets te suikerzoet. Sorry hoor, ik snapte niet waarom iedereen zo zat te pushen om Eva maar lief te vinden en ik snapte Eva's redenatie aan het einde ook zeker niet. Je ziet toch dat iedereen het OK vind om knuffels te hebben? En iedereen heel lief is? Waarom doe je dan zo verdomde moeilijk. Ik vond het gewoon aanstelleritis. Echt het minst leuke boek in de serie, ik vond het gewoon zo sneu voor Isabella die zo haar best deed en blijkbaar maar het moest slikken want het meisje was vast heel lief hoor. Ja hoor. URGH.
Het feestje vond ik wel leuk en ook de illustraties blijven leuk.
Het feestje vond ik wel leuk en ook de illustraties blijven leuk.
November 26, 2023
Apartando de que el estilo de dibujo lo noté algo raro (especialmente por el cambio de ilustrador, aunque, con el tiempo, ha mejorado, y mucho) la verdad es que es una genial historia que, de manera inesperada, nos mete una buena moraleja sobre no prejuzgar a la gente, y hablar con ella para conocerla mejor.
April 6, 2024
When Isadora Moon meets a girl who just moved into town, they don’t get on very well. The girl seems quite mean. Will Isadora and the new girl finally get along, or will they stay rivals forever?
This book is quite similar to the other ones in the series, but it’s totally different too! It has themes of friendship, bravery and trouble.
This book is quite similar to the other ones in the series, but it’s totally different too! It has themes of friendship, bravery and trouble.
October 4, 2024
A delightful read that follows Isadora as she facing the difficulty of a new girl at school who doesn't seem all that nice. But of course all is not what it seems as after some typical schoolgirl shenanigans the truth comes out. My niece loves this series and I think I would've when I was her age.
November 22, 2023
I read it before give it to my niece hehe,
even if I'm an adult i really enjoyed the reading :)
Love how low-key Isadora teach important lessons to the kiddos through the whole book! I'm sure my niece gonna love it <3
even if I'm an adult i really enjoyed the reading :)
Love how low-key Isadora teach important lessons to the kiddos through the whole book! I'm sure my niece gonna love it <3
February 2, 2025
Me gusta mucho esta saga, sinceramente, no es el mejor libro de Harriet que me haya leido, pero no está nada mal. Le pongo 4 estrellas porque no me eganchó demasiado, me tardé demasiado en leerlo entero! 😺
March 29, 2023
Kid review - 8 years old
I think it was really good but some parts of the book made me feel sad for Isadora. Not my favourite and not my least favourite of Isadora book.
I think it was really good but some parts of the book made me feel sad for Isadora. Not my favourite and not my least favourite of Isadora book.
June 28, 2023
Sweet book
September 21, 2023
This is the perfect series for my daughter age 5. We both love to read it together!
February 24, 2024
Este libro es fantástico habla de realidad y fantasía de la maldad. Es educativo si lo ves filosóficamente
July 7, 2024
Cute cute. I really love how this series encourages girls to be themselves 🩷
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May 21, 2026
necesitaba volver a los orígenes
July 11, 2026
(3.5)
i need to live in this world
i need to live in this world
November 7, 2024
Lo que me gustaría haber tenido estos libros con la edad de Isadora 🥺 son la cosa más mona del universo y además creo que enseñan al niño a ser mejor persona.
April 26, 2023
Isadora Moon è una bambina speciale, mezza fata e mezza vampiretta, ha una vita felice e spensierata, come quella che ogni bambino dovrebbe avere.
Un giorno nella sua classica routine entra una nuova compagna di classe: Ava.
I bambini fanno di tutto per farla sentire a suo agio, renderla partecipe dei loro giochi. Ma la nuova bambina respinge ogni tipo di approccio.
Questo atteggiamento scostante non viene compreso dai bambini, in realtà tutto quello è un modo per difendersi, la piccola si sente in difficoltà perché ha paura di non essere accettata e di non essere vista in qualche modo speciale.
Sarà proprio Isadora a comprenderne i motivi e a cercare di avvicinarsi ulteriormente e darle una seconda possibilità, nonostante l’abbia ferita sminuendo il suo essere.
Il dare una seconda possibilità, il provare a superare le proprie incertezze senza attaccare e ferire gli altri, non aver paura di mostrare ciò che si è realmente.
Grazie alla DeAgostini per avermi dato la possibilità di divertirmi con Isadora ed entrare nel suo mondo magico.
Un giorno nella sua classica routine entra una nuova compagna di classe: Ava.
I bambini fanno di tutto per farla sentire a suo agio, renderla partecipe dei loro giochi. Ma la nuova bambina respinge ogni tipo di approccio.
Questo atteggiamento scostante non viene compreso dai bambini, in realtà tutto quello è un modo per difendersi, la piccola si sente in difficoltà perché ha paura di non essere accettata e di non essere vista in qualche modo speciale.
Sarà proprio Isadora a comprenderne i motivi e a cercare di avvicinarsi ulteriormente e darle una seconda possibilità, nonostante l’abbia ferita sminuendo il suo essere.
Il dare una seconda possibilità, il provare a superare le proprie incertezze senza attaccare e ferire gli altri, non aver paura di mostrare ciò che si è realmente.
Grazie alla DeAgostini per avermi dato la possibilità di divertirmi con Isadora ed entrare nel suo mondo magico.
April 1, 2023
Es un libro muy bonito que te enseña a aceptar a todos, ¡es súper recomendable!
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