The Fairy in the Kettle Gets Magical
2023 Winner – The Golden Wizard Book Prize
2024 Finalist – The Page Turner Book Awards
The Fairy in the Kettle Gets Magical continues the adventures of Leona and her three best friends and is the third in this 5-star picture book trilogy.
Book Three
The Fairy in the Kettle Gets Magical
They could remember the warm amber glow shimmering and sparkling as it danced through the air. Twisting and turning as it went.
When Leona was woken early one morning, she knew something had to be wrong. But, as she rushed to meet the elders nothing could prepare her for what she was about to hear. Life in Bramble Glen was about to change…the words fairy dust were echoing in the air!
To say this book was a pleasure to write would be an understatement…and…once again, Debbie’s illustrations have brought my characters to life beautifully.
With 4 and 5 Star Reviews, The Fairy in the Kettle Gets Magical has been praised for promoting teamwork, friendship, and working together.
Louise Jane, CEO The Golden Wizard Book Prize – “This wonderful read gets a sparkling review from me!
From the first page to the last, I was completely absorbed by the author’s gift for writing children’s literature. The prose is beautifully descriptive and flows wonderfully from page to page. The world Tait has created really comes alive in your mind as you read, making it easy to get lost in the enchanting story.
The illustrations of this book are stunning, adding another layer of allure to an already dazzling read. It will surely bring magic into the lives of young readers.
In all, The Fairy in the Kettle is a series that has captured my heart, and I am very excited to see
it reach its full potential!”
“Another fabulous children’s fantasy picture book in the Fairy in the Kettle series from Scottish author Pauline Tait”
“This is an astounding children’s book: the pictures are gorgeous and lovely, the story is incredible and the rhymes and stylistic devices make it such a poetic text!”
“Continue the beautiful stories Pauline Tait, we’ll be reading them.”