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by Simisayo Brownstone (Author)
If you love the idea of travelling to different lands, would love to live in a world where superhero fairies rush to your side whenever you have a problem, or you'd enjoy having an iPhone infused with magic at your fingertips, then this is the book series for you Each book in the series is a magical adventure packed with mystery, science fiction, humor and life lessons. It will have your young readers glued to the end at home or in the classroom
"An imaginative, humorous book with a strong emotional foundation." - Kirkus Reviews
"I cannot wait to read the next book in this series" - Readers' Favorite
Book Synopsis
With the help of a magical app, Feyi Fay (the fairy) travels the world helping kids with any problem they can imagine. Bullying, making friends, monsters... anything
In book one of the series, Feyi is needed in England to help a little boy with a mysterious case. There's a wicked woman wearing red shoes in town. She frightens kids at night and stops them from having fun ever again. She must be stopped Armed with glitter that makes you invisible, chocolate chip cookies that make you giant-sized and a stick that shrinks you as tiny as an ant, Feyi Fay arrives on the scene and saves the day.
Books in the Series
- Feyi Fay and the Case of the Mysterious Madam Koi Koi - Volume 1
- Feyi Fay and the Disappearance of Captain Nosa - Volume 2
Ideal for kids aged 6-10 or young readers in grades 1 - 5
Author Biography
By day, Simisayo Brownstone is a Strategy Executive, crunching numbers and plotting graphs. By night, she's a disorganized mom trying to keep up with tantrums and dirty dishes. When she finds time for herself, she spends it daydreaming about what it would be like to live in a world with real magic. A world where eating cotton candy makes you skinny and butterflies can transport you through time. And even though she knows she's no longer 16, she secretly hopes that she'll one day find out she has super powers. Teleportation would be nice. Until that day comes, she writes.
