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Philippa Fisher And The Fairy's Promise (2010)

by Liz Kessler(Favorite Author)

4.15 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

0763650315 (ISBN13: 9780763650315)

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

publisher

Candlewick

series

Philippa Fisher

review 1: Destiny C.Philippa Fisher and the Fairy promise is a amazing book to read. Daisy the fairy and Philippa the girl who is eleven,is always talking about each other in a good way most of the time! The book is really long too. Daisy and Philippa create friendship once they spend time together throughout the story.This book is very interesting and inspiring. if you want to know why read this book! Once you read this book you would want to keep on reading! This book isn't really funny, but very entertaining and interesting. Every time you read this book you would want to know what is going to happen next!You would want to read more and more because the feeling you get just knowing there is a fairy involved. This book isn't very funny because the events aren't exciting but it f... moreeels like when you read it it's like a mystery.I would recommand thus book to people who enjoy and like reading fantasy and long book like this one.READ THIS BOOK! :)
review 2: I have really enjoyed this series! I love the trio of friends in this story, it started out with Philippa in book one loosing her friend and in comes Daisy and in the second book Philippa again loses her friend because she is a fairy and Robyn comes into the story as does Daisy and in this third book, we have all three girls together and a wonderful story about what friendship really is. This book had a more mysterious twist to it then the books that came before it....I felt some suspense both at the beginning and the end. Nothing terrifying of course. But I liked the drama it added to the story. As usual the book doesn't go by chapters so much as it goes by each person...we get to see what each character is thinking most of the time. We meet a few new characters in this book and I believe that by the way it ends there will be another story or more in the future.This book finds us back in the same location as book two visiting Robyn and her dad during winter break for New Years. Philippa's parents are as always a wonderful little eccentric addition to the story. We don't hear much from Robyn's dad at this point, his role was fairly small in this story. Philippa's parents are always there but her mother plays a larger role in this book then in previous ones and we see a side of her that we don't normally see in this book. The stone circle, Tidehill Rocks is the scene of the event which is very fitting I believe given the magical history of stone circles anyway.A very enjoyable book, easy and fun to read. I look forward to another story about Philippa and her friends and family. less

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