Once Upon a Fairytale

£7.99

There’s a ‘messenger from the Queen‘ with ‘horrid news‘! It seems a ‘villain‘ has arrived and cursed the land and a hero is needed. Yet who will the hero be? Could it be the ‘a gentle knight‘ or a ‘a clever princess‘? Then again, might it be ‘a courteous fox’ or a ‘kindly farm girl‘? This curse is one for somebody brave, who must make bold decisions. What’s more, there might be characters to encounter across the journey, such as a trapped merman, or a trapped bear king! Could it be they will offer you a choice of gifts that could help you on your mission?

Alongside wonderful language and a story that can be imagined again and again with such joy, there are such beautiful illustrations. It seems we’ve really stepped into this fairytale land, for the whole experience is so immersive!

Bookwagon loves and recommends Once Upon a Fairytale. What a wonderful book, a perfect book to share and know well, and then to gift, also.

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Once Upon a Fairytale

Choose Your Own Story

Natalia and Lauren O’Hara

(Pan Macmillan)

Will you begin with ‘a golden morning… a fairy’s birthday… a cosy teatime… a rainy Tuesday… a broken armchair’? Thereafter, who is in your ‘land ruled by a wise, kind Queen‘? It seems that you can choose between ‘a well- dressed puss‘ or ‘a jolly woodcutter’s son‘, then ‘a gentle knight’ or ‘ a courteous fox‘. What’s more, there are further characters you can include beyond these? Thereafter, where might these characters live? For example, what about ‘ a shoe on a village street’?
However, the story kicks off with a ‘messenger from the Queen‘. It seems that there’s ‘horrid news’ for ‘a villain has cursed the land’ and turned…
Natalia and Lauren O’Hara, whom we love for picture books such as Frindleswylde, offer such a multitude of story possibilities with their wonderful Once Upon a Fairytale. Their options give us the opportunity to create and read such a variety of stories. For example, might we see the ‘friendly ginger-bread man‘ eat ‘gold bars and ruby sprinkles, with gnomes’? Or then, what about the ‘kindly farm girl’ who lives in ‘a tree in a playground‘ taking out a ‘ring‘ to ‘swim up the drainpipe‘? Within the rich storytelling possibilities, ripe with description and action, we’ve such inspiring pictures upon which to linger. Altogether, Bookwagon loves and recommends Once Upon a Fairytale to readers of all ages.

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