Paddy in 2nd was chosen to do a Book Review of The Lost Fairy for an educational website Seomra Ranga. The aim of this website is to share practical resources for the Primary School Classroom on the web. This is a great honour for our school. Paddy has been working very hard on his review. Well done Paddy. His review can be read HERE.
I recently read “The Lost Fairy” by Marian Broderick to my three and half year old sisters. This highly entertaining fairytale follows Flora on a journey as she realises that she needs friends to help her regain her rightful perch on the Christmas tree.
Even though it looks like a “girly” book, the book is easily read by both boys and girls aged 6 and over. It would also be enjoyed as a bed time story for younger children, like my sisters. This exciting, humorous story is highly captivating and kept me turning the pages. The detailed illustrations added more excitement to the story.
In conclusion, I felt it was a little short but could easily be made into a series. What is this story going to be? A best seller in my opinion.
Even though it looks like a “girly” book, the book is easily read by both boys and girls aged 6 and over. It would also be enjoyed as a bed time story for younger children, like my sisters. This exciting, humorous story is highly captivating and kept me turning the pages. The detailed illustrations added more excitement to the story.
In conclusion, I felt it was a little short but could easily be made into a series. What is this story going to be? A best seller in my opinion.
