Gone With The Wand

Written by Margie Palatini · Illustrated by Brian Ajhar

Can a tooth fairy restore a godmother's lost magic?

3.6 Goodreads · 296 ratings

40 pages· 1,101 words· Est. 9 min read-aloud· AD530L

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Bookroo's summary

Edith, a tooth fairy, faces a whimsical challenge: helping her friend Bernice, a once-legendary fairy godmother, regain her lost magical powers. As Bernice struggles with a 'bad wand day,' Edith suggests exploring other fairy roles. Will Bernice find her magic again, or is she destined for a wand-less life? This enchanting tale of friendship and self-discovery will leave you giggling and wondering if magic can truly be restored.

From the publisher

Can Edith the tooth fairy help Bernice the godmother of all fairies find her magical powers again, or is Bernice doomed to live out the rest of her fairy life wand-less? “If yours truly, Edith Molarnari, tooth fairy second class, hadn’t seen it with my own two peepers, I wouldn’t have believed it myself — Bernice Sparklestein, once the best fairy godmother in the biz, having a bad wand day. A very bad wand day.” Margie Palatini’s heartwarmingly hilarious story about helping friends and finding your place in life along the way, and Brian Ajhar’s beautifully fun illustrations will have both children and adults giggling out loud.

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