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Fairy Bad Day
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High schooler Emma is devastated to learn that she may not follow in her mother's footsteps as a dragon slayer, but with an unlikely band of allies she discovers that she may, indeed, be more adept at slaying giant killer fairies.
Imprint:
New York : - Speak
Pages:
336
ISBN:
9780142412596, 0142412597
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
by Amanda Ashby
Characteristics:
336 p. ;,21 cm.
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Add a CommentVery addictive, it'd be a book for any one who enjoys magic and adventure with a hint of romance and anyone who enjoys kick-butt heroines
I wish there would be another book continuing this story, but I'm afraid it might take away the magic of this novel. I loved this novel! Emma is a strongheaded heroine that everyone will learn to love.
This book was really interesting. It really captured her evolution from her hating her job to her elation from being one. I recommend it!
i really liked this book and how the girl became a fairy slayer out of all things and how she has this new secret mission that she has to acclompish. i highly reccomend it!!!
Not a bad book. Good for a short quick read. Sometimes a little hard to follow, but great for a stand alone book! More for fictional story line lovers.
It is not very often that i actually put a book aside and say, i don't want to finish it ..... but i did. The idea was great, but the author couldn't keep me glued to the book. It wasn't for me but might be for someone else.