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The Naughtiest Pixie and the Bad Pixie-Trick
Jenifry Star may be the very naughtiest pixie around – but Nana and the Great Aunts are up to mischief too!
When Aunt Dabbie’s pixie-house is squished by a big, clumpy human, they know just the tricks to stop him coming back. Pixies love being cheeky. Swapping the salt and the sugar. Filling umbrellas with flour. Growing a chair leg to make it rickety. But when it turns out they’ve been tricking one of Jenifry’s human friends, she needs to stop the pixie-mischief – quick!
With gentle environmental overtones and a generous sprinkle of Faraway Tree magic, this series is a delightful romp in and out of a hidden world for readers aged 6+. You’ll never look at your garden in quite the same way again …
When Aunt Dabbie’s pixie-house is squished by a big, clumpy human, they know just the tricks to stop him coming back. Pixies love being cheeky. Swapping the salt and the sugar. Filling umbrellas with flour. Growing a chair leg to make it rickety. But when it turns out they’ve been tricking one of Jenifry’s human friends, she needs to stop the pixie-mischief – quick!
With gentle environmental overtones and a generous sprinkle of Faraway Tree magic, this series is a delightful romp in and out of a hidden world for readers aged 6+. You’ll never look at your garden in quite the same way again …
144 pages, Paperback
Published January 11, 2019
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December 23, 2019
The second book in the series and a fun light book about a little pixie trying to fit in with humans at human school.
There are some great themes in this book about thinking about, and understanding differences. Friendship, tolerance and thinking outside of the box to resolve differences are strong messages in the story.
Really enjoyed reading this book to my kids who also found Pixies antics to be hilarious.
There are some great themes in this book about thinking about, and understanding differences. Friendship, tolerance and thinking outside of the box to resolve differences are strong messages in the story.
Really enjoyed reading this book to my kids who also found Pixies antics to be hilarious.
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