Books by E.D. Baker
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review 1: The story itself was fun to read. I enjoyed following the character through her journey and how she was cursed to tell the truth to the first question a person asked and she could answer any first question. Can you imagine being able to meet someone who was able to do that? I ...
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review 1: My favorite types of books are fairytales. I love how things changes so often in this book and how Annie met so many people and experienced so many different things. The incorporation of things that are similar to other fairy tales even made it better. I love seeing things throug...
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review 1: Felt like just sort of randomly going from fairy tale to fairy tale without any real reason for it. Maybe it's just cuz I'm a teenager who picked up the book out of boredom... but the way she pouts for Liam to kiss her is and wondered if he even liked her anymore when he was stil...
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review 1: Tamisin loves and cares for all of the creatures and fairies and is referred to as a "different" fairy for not having a selfish attitude. But when she is kidnapped to go back to Oberon's court in the land of Fey, she doesn’t believe that her dad is really the king of the fairy co...
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review 1: In the latest installment of A Tale of the Wide-Awake Princess series, Princess Annie finds herself under attack by forces of nature that are only indirectly being controlled by magic, and all her usual defenses are not always effective. This added layer of danger forces Annie t...
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review 1: It's so sad, but I just could not get into this book. I tried a couple times but always found myself eventually skimming without actually reading. Not a good sign! I really enjoyed the previous books and perhaps I took too long of a hiatus, but I just found it to be a bit too ...
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review 1: This book irritated me more than the others. The writing seemed more simplistic than the others, occurrences seemed more forced. Things were more trite. But it is geared towards children, and Baker avoids killing anyone as much as possible (has anyone died in any of these books?)...
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review 1: Cory is a tooth fairy…one of many tooth fairies in the Tooth Fairy Guild. But she doesn’t like it. In fact, she hates it. A lot. So she decides to quit her job. But what is a fairy to do when she doesn’t have a job? And Cory’s mother is furious that she quit (Cory’s mom is also a...