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    Candy Fairies: Caramel Moon | Book Spotlight

    Book Spotlight: Candy Fairies: Caramel Moon
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    Candy Fairies: Caramel Moon

    Candy Fairies: Caramel Moon

    Written by Helen Perelman

    Illustrated by Erica-Jane Waters

    Ages: 6-9 | 128 Pages

    Publisher: Aladdin | ISBN-13: 978-1416994565

    What to expect: Candy Fairies

    Meet the Candy Fairies! This sweet new series is aimed at 6- 9 year olds (second grade being the sweet spot, but it does make a great read aloud to the 4-5 year old set.) The fairies live in Sugar Valley where jelly beans grow on vines, candy corn sprout on stalks, and chocolate eggs ripen in nests. With a touch of magic, the fairies create candy and live in Candy Kingdom under the kind and sweet ruler, Princess Lolli. The five fairies – Cocoa (chocolate), Melli (caramel), Raina (gummy), Berry (fruit) and Dash (mint) have delicious adventures (sometimes involving a salty troll who lives under the black licorice bridge.) The stories are about friendship, adventure, magic, and of course – candy!

    Melli the Caramel Fairy is the star of book three. She can’t wait for the Caramel Moon Festival. The candy corn crops are all picked in the moonlight and there’s a big celebration. When Melli notices that there is something wrong in the fields, she needs her friends to help figure out who – or what – is trying to ruin the sweet treats. She will need to be clever as well as brave to save the candy corn.

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    About the Author

    Helen Perelman enjoys candy from all parts of Sugar Valley, but jelly beans, red licorice, and gummy fish are her favorites. She worked in a children’s bookstore, and was a children’s book editor for many years…but sadly she never worked in a candy store. She now writes full time in New York City where she lives with her husband and two daughters. Visit her at www.Helenperelman.com. Follow her on Twitter or Friend the Candy Fairies on Facebook.

    Helen Perelman

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    23 Comments

    1. Christine W on

      I have a little niece who is infatuated with fairies. This seems to be the popular thing to be crazy about for this age group of girls. I would love to enter this giveaway.

      Thank you,

      Christine
      [email protected]

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    7. Sheyla L on

      We have a lot of sweet princess at our school, possibly having this series in our library, would be a great HIT.

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    8. Elizabeth Amber on

      Very cute! I love the idea of Candy Fairies. My niece would love it, too, so I hope you’ll enter me. Thanks, and congrats to Helen Perelman.

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    11. Renee Alam on

      Hi.We’d love to win this cute girly book which would be great for my youngest daughter to read since we have started homeschooling.This book looks like a great mother/daughter read aloud,too. 🙂

      Reply
    20. Donna-Lee on

      With 2 older brothers, my little girl is always looking for some “girl” books to add to our home library. She also loves candy. Sounds like a perfect match.

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    21. Alison on

      With a book series this tasty – who wouldn’t want to win a copy? I would love to share this story with my daughter. akhertz at aol com

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    22. Danelle on

      Oh how cute! I never have seen these before but I know my daughter will gobble these up.

      danellejohns at gmail dot com

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