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Philippa Fisher And The Dream Maker's Daughter. Liz Kessler (2010)

by Liz Kessler(Favorite Author)

4.1 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1842557831 (ISBN13: 9781842557839)

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

publisher

Orion Children's Books

series

Philippa Fisher

review 1: The book, "The Dream Makers Daughter," is a fantasy written by Liz Kessler. Liz also has another finished series, "Emily Windsnap." Also, there has been another book in this series, this being the second. This book was about a girl named Phillipa, who goes on a family vacation after winning tickets. During the vacation, Phillipa meets a girl her age, Robyn. The small village where they met is Robyn's hometown. A fairy named Daisy who has had past experiences with Phillipa is on a quest involving the three of the girls. While Daisy is trying to get on with her assignment, Robyn's dad, Martin, causes much trouble for her, and tons of new surprises are discovered. When reading this book, I could relate to Robyn the most. She is always getting in... moreto some new trouble, like I do. But she always is trying to find the smartest solution to everything. I've felt very confused, as almost every single character in this story have. So, i can relate to them and their problems. I wasn't very entertained with this book. It was a typical, boring one. The ending as by far the best part, everything else was just to predictable. I would defenitley recommend this book to younger girls who enjoy fantasy and adventure themes.
review 2: Honestly, I'm very surprised this book has better ratings than Liz Kessler's other book: The Tail of Emily Windsnap. All in all, the book was ok, but there were some parts I found annoying. The first issue is this book starts out REALLY SLOW. I put it down for a few months because I got so bored of the beginning where they pretty much do nothing but describe the woods, and then throw in the butterfly. Then, the rest of the book is pretty much ruined because the surprise plot is given away in the title. The last thing I didn't particularly enjoy was the presentation of the girls' friendship, which was basically a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship without the romance. If you really enjoy "Magic of Friendship" or fairy books, or if you just want to finish the series, it's worth reading, but be aware: it's the awkward second book that falls below expectations. less

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