Status
Available
Series
Genres
Publication
RH/Disney (2013), Edition: Illustrated, 128 pages
Description
While wondering if she has a talent for animals, Lainey, along with her three friends and the fairies of Pixie Hollow, discovers a passage between Earth and Never Land.
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User reviews
LibraryThing member billsearth
This is a book in a series for young, but not starting early readers. It is a fantasy that includes a make-believe place a group of girls go and play and learn about animals and the outdoor world.
In this book the plot is a little complex, ends well and has about 22 black and white illustrations of
In this book the plot is a little complex, ends well and has about 22 black and white illustrations of
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half tone to nearly full page size within its 120 pages. Show Less
LibraryThing member egiddi1
I liked the story for the characters The characters, the four friends, are believable. They are typical young girls and can possibly relate to the readers. Lainey dreams of talking to animals, Kate loves adventures, Mia loves anything beautiful and Gabby believes in fairies. If a reader could
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connect to one of these characters, it will feel as if they are on the adventure themselves. I also like the book for the few illustrations that are in the story. The illustrations enhance the story. One of the illustrations is of the four girls, which helps the readers visualize throughout the story. The illustrations also show the girls in both worlds, which allows the readers to distinguish the location of where the story is taking place. Show Less
LibraryThing member Sheila1957
The girls go back home but Milkweed, a mouse, seems to come through with them. Mia's cat seems to be missing now. Then Lainey discovers a breach in a fence near their homes. Lainey goes back and finds Mia's cat who is reeking havoc in Never Land among the fairies. What is going on?
I enjoyed the
I enjoyed the
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girls finding a breach in the area between earth and Never Land. I also liked them fixing what the cat has done to the fairies. I like that there will be more stories between the girls and Never Land. This is perfect for an young elementary school reader. All with Tinkerbell and the other fairies. Show Less
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
2013
Physical description
7.56 inches
ISBN
0736427953 / 9780736427951