Fairy Day Games by Mari Sherkin

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Welcome to my stop on The Children’s Book Review virtual book tour for Fairy Day Games. Disclosure: I received a copy of this book in order to share my opinion.


About the Book:

Get ready for fun at the Fairy Day Games! Join children’s author Mari Sherkin as she peeks inside a secret world, where magical creatures come together to prepare for the most festive Fairy Day of the year!!

Review:

I love fairies so this book is perfect for me! This colorful story tells of gnomes and toads and of course fairies. All the creatures get along great and don’t question their differences; they just have fun. This is a great lesson for all to hear especially in today’s world where differences can define and separate us. The illustrations are bright and colorful and perfect for the story. Perfect for early readers and reading with your little one because the story is easy to understand. I loved how the author made key words in bold or sparkles. You can spend extra time on these words with your little one to talk about how they can tie to everyday life. This is a must add to your library especially if your little one loves fairies and other magical animals.

Giveaway:

Fairy Day Games: Giveaway

About the Author:

Raised in Toronto by an English father and Canadian mother, Mari Sherkin was always the happiest playing outdoors and using her imagination. She still is. Her first children’s book, A Fairy on My Sleeve, was an international success.

For more information, visit https://marisherkin.com/

https://www.instagram.com/hermuffiness/

https://twitter.com/MariMuffi

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