Philippa Fisher's Fairy Godsister
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
EMILY WINDSNAP fans will love Liz Kessler's new story of two girls, one of whom happens to be a fairy.
Philippa Fisher Series
This magical series follows the adventures of a young girl navigating the typical challenges of growing up, including friendships, family dynamics, and social belonging. When her life takes an unexpected turn, she discovers a hidden world of magic and supernatural helpers. The stories explore themes of kindness, courage, and self-acceptance. It's a charming narrative about finding your place in the world and uncovering the magic that lies within the most unexpected circumstances.
Recommended Reading Order
- 1
- 2
Philippa Fisher and the Dream-Maker's Daughter
- 270 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Philippa Fisher reunites with her spunky fairy godsister in a sparkling new adventure from the creator of Emily Windsnap. Philippa Fisher is trying to enjoy her vacation, but she’s feeling lonely. When she meets sad-eyed Robyn and her very strict dad, Philippa wonders what they could be hiding. Then fairy godsister Daisy sneaks by for a visit, but quickly flies off on a furtive mission. Philippa longs to know what's up with her friends, but friendships can be tricky when there are secrets — and unexpected danger — involved! From the author of the best-selling Emily Windsnap series comes a second Philippa Fisher tale, full of mystery, whimsy, and all the magic tween readers could wish for.
- 3
Philippa Fisher and the Fairy's Promise
- 288 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Liz Kessler’s sparkling series about Philippa Fisher and her spunky fairy godsister. When Philippa is magically transported to fairy-godmother headquarters and learns that her mother is in danger, she and Daisy, her fairy godsister, must switch identities to protect her mother. And that’s just the beginning of their adventure! It seems that the portal between humans and fairies is in danger of being severed, and it’s up to Philippa and Daisy to take a fantastic journey to try to keep the link between worlds from closing forever.
