- Posie Pixie And The Copper Kettle
- Posie Pixie And The Lost Matchbox
- Posie Pixie And The Torn Tunic
- Posie Pixie And The Fireworks Party
- Posie Pixie And The Christmas Tree
- Posie Pixie And The Snowstorm
- Posie Pixie And The Pancakes
- Fearne Fairy And The Dandelion Clocks
- Fearne Fairy And The Chocolate Caterpillar
- Fearne Fairy And The Landing Lesson
According to Santa's elves, " 'Posie Pixie And The Christmas Tree' is likely to be the most magical literary addition to a Christmas stocking this festive season! "
In 'Posie Pixie And The Christmas Tree', book 5 from the delightful 'Whimsy Wood' series, we find loveable Posie Pixie and quirky Wibble Woodlouse, entertaining the Whimsy Wood carol-singers in Posie's copper kettle home. They talk about the 'fan-fizzle-tastic fireworks party', which Posie had held outside her house the month before (see book 4, 'Posie Pixie And The Fireworks Party').
Then the conversation turns towards Christmas... Suddenly, Posie realises that she's forgotten something jolly important, in preparation for the festive season! What could this possibly be I wonder?! Find out in this fabulously festive next instalment and meet more of the adorable 'Whimsy Wood' characters!
Awards:
The Readers' Favourite 5-Star Seal Awarded to book 5, 'Posie Pixie And The Christmas Tree' in 2015.
'....Mr and Mrs Dusty the dormice and their six little ones were walking towards Posie's house, swaying their firefly lanterns and singing festive songs as Posie opened her front door.
"Oh that was lovely!" cried Posie, clapping her dinky pixie hands together with delight when they'd finished singing. "Come inside and warm yourselves up with some hot holly-juice and snowberry pies," she said kindly.
"Oh yes please-um Miss Posies!" squeaked the rosy-cheeked dormice, as they put their firefly lanterns down on the frosty ground. ....'
Max Farrell aged 5 years wrote:"If you haven't read these adorable stories yet, you don't know what you're missing!"
Miss.L.Colquhoun, Headteacher at Rowde Primary Academy, Rowde, Wiltshire wrote:"The 'Rudolph the red-beaked robin' song was brilliant! It was just so funny!"
"Sarah Hill's magical Christmas story transported me to a woodland world of snow and ice, copper kettles and snowberry pies. In Whimsy Wood, everyone cares for each other and helps wherever they can, which makes this story another heart-warming adventure with Posie Pixie and her woodland friends."
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