Philippa Fisher's Fairy Godsister

I checked out this book from my class library and LOVED it.I can relate to some of Philippa's problems to.At first Daisy has a bad temper(and she kinda made me mad) in the beginning but you soon know why.Overall I loved this book and I recomend this book to everyone I know. Peace Love Happiness, Angie P.S. I'm 10 (11 in 2 months) and this is my mom's acount.

Philippa Fisher tales are perfect books for girls who love mermaids! Great story, hope there will be more coming out, my daughter loves them!

This book is the PERFECT follow on from the Emily Windsnap books! Every young girl (and many adults too!) will relate to Philippa Fisher and the problems and situations she faces. And the character of Daisy (the fairy) is intriguing and original. Yes, she may be a little bad-tempered to begin with, but as you read on, you begin to understand why. And the fact that fairies have their own lessons to learn is a lovely idea. She may not be the traditional wand-holding fairy, but then Emily Windsnap isn't a traditional hair-brushing mermaid either! And like the Emily Windsnap books, this book has a wonderful message for young girls: be yourself, be happy with what you've got, be good to your friends, believe in magic - and in fairies!

My 7 year old loved this book and the Emily Windnap books also by Liz Kessler. Once she read the first Emily Windsnap, she had to read the rest of the series.

We got this book for our twelve year-old daughter who had devoured the mermaid books by this author. I read it first, and could not put it down. It is modern and funny and definitely something that young girls can relate to. Our daughter enjoyed it just as much! I definitely would recommend this for 9 - 14 year olds (plus their parents).