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 Flora the Fairy's Magic Spells - Tony Bradman
 Flora the Fairy's Magic Spells - Tony Bradman ... 2009-03-01 by Egmont Books LtdNewest Review: ... story really appealed to my five year old daughter. Flora is a sweet character and one that many small girls could probably ... more ... identify with. Also, the fact that there is a test and that Flora is worried provides a good talking point, particularly if there are tests in school coming up. My daughter was very pleased for Flora that she had so much help and she could also see that worrying about it wasn't going to do any good.
This story is slightly lengthier than the picture story books that we are used to, but withy only forty eight pages it is possible to read it in one go. It's also easy for emerging readers to have a go at reading parts of ...more |
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Flora the Fairy's Magic Spells - Tony Bradman: A spelling test with a difference! (564 words)
by - written on 30/05/09 (Very useful, 140 readings)
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Flora is a small fairy who, like lots of other young children, has a lot of learning to do! She goes to school with all her friends but one day she hears some news that she does not like at all. There is to be a test for all the young fairies and this makes Flora very worried. Everyone has to cast a spell where they turn Smorky, the class pet dragon, into a small unicorn and then turn him back again. Although her teacher Miss Glitter provides a lot of practice, Flora is very worried even after Mum, Dad, Nana and Grandpop all help her. The day of the test looms and the big question is whether Flora can overcome her nerves and get the spell right? This ... Read the complete review
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