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Fairy Bell Sisters series.
Illustrated by
Catharine Collingridge.
After receiving word from their famous sister that she's coming home for Christmas, the Fairy Bell sisters promise to let Tinker Bell handle all the holiday preparations. But resisting the Christmas spirit is harder than they expect. Even though Tink's long-awaited appearance doesn't make much of a splash, McNamara's dialogue and pacing are spot on; Collingridge's whimsical sketches are the perfect complement.
125 pp.
| HarperCollins/Balzer + Bray
| May, 2014
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TradeISBN 978-0-06-226721-4$15.99
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PaperISBN 978-0-06-226720-7$4.99
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Fairy Bell Sisters series.
Illustrated by
Catharine Collingridge.
In these episodes in the adventures of Tinkerbell's younger sisters, Clara's magical powers manifest themselves at the annual Valentine's Games and Sylva and Poppy, given a magical dollhouse by Queen Mab, quickly discover that sharing treasure is challenging, even for best friends. McNamara's playful narration balances the sweetness factor, and her characters' realistic imperfections will resonate with readers. Gently shaded sketches add atmosphere. Review covers these Fairy Bell Sisters titles: Clara and the Magical Charms and Sylva and the Lost Treasure.