Mummy Fairy and Me · Book 2

Mummy Fairy and Me: Fairy-in-Waiting

Published
1 January 2018
Pages
160
ISBN-13
9780141377896
Type
novel
Cover of Mummy Fairy and Me: Fairy-in-Waiting

About this book

Fairy-in-Waiting followed the same year as the second book, matching the opener's length exactly at 160 pages. Like the rest of the series, it's a self-contained adventure aimed at early chapter-book readers, illustrated by Marta Kissi and built around Ella managing the fallout of her Mummy Fairy's latest magical mishap.

Key facts about Mummy Fairy and Me: Fairy-in-Waiting

Mummy Fairy and Me: Fairy-in-Waiting is a novel by Sophie Kinsella. Readers have had it since 2018. It runs to 160 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Mummy Fairy and Me: Fairy-in-Waiting. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780141377896 to find the main one.

Mummy Fairy and Me: Fairy-in-Waiting is book 2 of 4 in the Mummy Fairy and Me series. The series has 4 published books. However, the series starts with Mummy Fairy and Me (2018).

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About Sophie Kinsella

Sophie Kinsella is the pen name of British author Madeleine Wickham, adopted for the comic novels that made her one of the most successful voices in contemporary chick lit, beginning with The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic (2000). See every Sophie Kinsella book in order.

Its place in Mummy Fairy and Me

Mummy Fairy and Me: Fairy-in-Waiting is book 2 in the Mummy Fairy and Me series. It follows Mummy Fairy and Me. It is followed by Mummy Fairy and Me: Unicorn Wishes. See the full Mummy Fairy and Me reading order.

Sophie Kinsella's only venture into younger children's fiction began as bedtime stories she told her own kids: Ella's mother has a secret that no other grown-up at school knows about — she's a fairy, complete with wings and wand, who is absolutely terrible at controlling her own magic. Illustrated throughout by Marta Kissi, Mummy Fairy and Me (published in the US as Fairy Mom and Me ) is pitched at early chapter-book readers rather than Kinsella's usual adult audience, trading Becky Bloomwood's shopping chaos for…

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