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Pixie Piper and the Matter of the Batter

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Pixie Piper and the Matter of the Batter
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Annabelle Fisher
Illustrated by Natalie Andrewson
SeriesPixie Piper
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:336
Dimensions(mm): Height 192,Width 130
ISBN/Barcode 9780062393814
ClassificationsDewey:FIC
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Imprint HarperCollins
Publication Date 28 August 2018
Publication Country United States

Description

In this sequel to The Secret Destiny of Pixie Piper, Pixie Piper-who is a direct descendent of Mother Goose-and her adorable gosling, Destiny, head to Chuckling Goose Farm, where she bakes magical wishing cakes, makes new friends, and defends the farm from the evil Sinister Sisters. "A fresh new addition to middle grade stories of magic and friendship; recommended for fans of . . . Chris Colfer's The Land of Stories."-School Library Journal Pixie Piper and her best friend, Gray, are off to Chuckling Goose Farm, where descendants of Mother Goose spend the summer learning to master their magic. With her new friends, Rain and Pip, she makes up baking rhymes, plays with her goose, Destiny, and learns how to bake magic wishing cakes. The farm seems safe, but when Pixie finds a shard of glass that belongs to Raveneece, her old enemy, she begins to worry that the worrisome Sinister Sister isn't as banished as she'd hoped. With multigenerational characters, an emphasis on family, a powerful portrayal of grade-school friendships, and lots of poetry, this is a truly original fairy-tale retelling. ALA Booklist said, "Pixie's an engaging protagonist, who faces both fantastical challenges along with familiar issues . . . this will draw fans of classic tales with a twist." Features black-and-white chapter openers and a recipe.

Author Biography

Annabelle Fisher is named for her mother, who loved Mother Goose rhymes and read them to little Annabelle every night. When Annabelle got to school, she became known for creating stories and poems of her own. Today, she gets to write in a second-floor office with great views of the treetops and all the critters in them. The piles of books on her floor are so high she's expecting a giant to climb down them someday. If he does, she'll invite him to dinner and write a story about him. The author lives in White Plains, New York.