Gossamer Summer
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Format
Hardback or Cased Book
ISBN-10
1665912537
ISBN-13
9781665912532
Publisher
Simon & Schuster
Imprint
Atheneum
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
May 30th, 2023
Print length
182 Pages
Weight
300 grams
Dimensions
14.80 x 21.70 x 2.30 cms
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Four sisters find their summer vacation taking a magical turn when they stumble into the world of some rather unexpected fairies in this heartwarming (Kirkus Reviews) and clever (The Horn Book, starred review) middle grade story thats perfect for fans of The Penderwicks.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didnt. After all, fairies arent realand if they were, they wouldnt look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddy person. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasnt felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories cant come to life, thoughcan they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing stories and letting go.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didnt. After all, fairies arent realand if they were, they wouldnt look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddy person. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasnt felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories cant come to life, thoughcan they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing stories and letting go.
Four sisters find their summer vacation taking a magical turn when they stumble into the world of some rather unexpected fairies in this ';heartwarming' (Kirkus Reviews) and ';clever' (The Horn Book, starred review) middle grade story that's perfect for fans of The Penderwicks.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didn't. After all, fairies aren't realand if they were, they wouldn't look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddyperson. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasn't felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories can't come to life, thoughcan they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing storiesand letting go.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didn't. After all, fairies aren't realand if they were, they wouldn't look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddyperson. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasn't felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories can't come to life, thoughcan they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing storiesand letting go.
Four sisters find their summer vacation taking a magical turn when they stumble into the world of some rather unexpected fairies in this heartwarming (Kirkus Reviews) and clever (The Horn Book, starred review) middle grade story thats perfect for fans of The Penderwicks.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didnt. After all, fairies arent realand if they were, they wouldnt look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddy person. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasnt felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories cant come to life, thoughcan they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing stories and letting go.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didnt. After all, fairies arent realand if they were, they wouldnt look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddy person. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasnt felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories cant come to life, thoughcan they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing stories and letting go.
Four sisters find their summer vacation taking a magical turn when they stumble into the world of some rather unexpected fairies in this ?heartwarming? (Kirkus Reviews) and ?clever? (The Horn Book, starred review) middle grade story that's perfect for fans of The Penderwicks.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didn't. After all, fairies aren't real and if they were, they wouldn't look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddy...person. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasn't felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories can't come to life, though can they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing stories...and letting go.
It all started when Jojo saw a fairy but said she didn't. After all, fairies aren't real and if they were, they wouldn't look like that! No, Jojo did not see a small, green, muddy...person. Her sisters have no problem believing, though. They beg Jojo to finish the story she started telling long ago, but since the death of their beloved grandmother, Jojo hasn't felt like talking about magic, even if her sisters still believe.
Instead, the sisters decide to make fairy gardens to entice the new kid across the street to come play. Their plan works, but it also catches the attention of creatures that bear an uncanny resemblance to the bedraggled fairies Jojo invented. Stories can't come to life, though can they? Yet the danger is real enough. With the questionable help of a very self-satisfied cat, the sisters and their new friend, Theo, set off on an adventure to save the fairies from a flock of terrifying birds made of bones.
But making everything right again will require a different kind of magic: the magic of sharing stories...and letting go.
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