I love all her books and I have 2 daughters so this book was cute and they enjoyed it as well. Thank you for the copy

This is another great book in the Fairy Mom and Me series.

This story was very funny. Ella’s mom is a fairy, but she is always making mistakes with her magic. Sometimes her spells go wrong, like when a twirling spell made pigs and sheep dance. Another time, she installed a new spell app on her wand, which ended up granting all of Ella’s wishes, including giving her a unicorn. There were lots of pictures, depicting these spells going wrong, which were also hilarious.

I like that these stories show kids that adults can make mistakes too. Adults are constantly learning new things, just like kids. Ella’s mom makes mistakes with her spells, but Ella still admires her and wants to be a fairy when she grows up.

I really enjoyed this cute story.

Thank you Penguin Random House Canada for providing a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Fairy Mom and Me: Fairy Unicorn Wishes is the third book in this series.

I have been reading and enjoying this series with my niece who is now 10. This book had four stories. There are pictures. I would say that ideally this book would be for 7-9 year old girls. But there are chapters and the book is long. So the younger children may need to read this with an adult.

We read this book in one sitting.

These books are about a girl named Ella. Her mom and aunt can both turn into fairies. But while her aunt is proficient at spells her mom is not. Every time her mom tries to do a spell some type of mayhem ensues.

The stories are funny. And both my niece and I enjoyed the book. Her favorite story was the one with the dancing sheep. I really liked that one too. I also really liked the unicorn story.

The illustrations are really cute. And this is a charming series.

This book is the third in a series featuring a young girl called Ella, whose mom also happens to be a fairy. Ella will be a fairy herself someday and loves that idea. The only problem is that when Ella’s mom brings out her fairy wand, more often than not, unexpected things occur! Being a fairy isn’t as easy as it may seem!

This book, as with the preceding ones in the series, is divided into several chapters, each featuring a separate short adventure. The chapters could be read out of order, or as individual short stories if you were reading it with a youngster.

The book features many cute pictures and will definitely make you smile. The original series in England is called Mummy Fairy, but where I am in Canada, is called Fairy Mom and Me. This series is perfect for anyone between 4 and 10, though I enjoyed it myself, and my age is more like what happens when you multiply those two numbers!

Note: I received an advance copy of this book through Netgalley.

I read Fairy Mom and Me #3 by Sophie Kinsella. I love all things Sophie Kinsella. Have been a great fan since I started her shopaholic series many years ago. Fairy Mom and Me is so cute and great for young readers. My daughter is too young to read it to herself but enjoyed listening to the story and looking at the pictures. As an adult it held my attention too! Can’t wait to read more as they come!! You can see my review on Instagram @heathersbookaddiction

I really enjoyed reading this book as I am a huge Sophie Kinsella fan. I was looking for a good book to share with my niece. Even though this was a children’s book I found myself fully taken in by the magic of the story. I will definitely purchase this series for my nieces and I especially loved the activities at the end.

ARC Copy...interesting the same author as "Shopaholic" writes for little kids too! Hehe surprisingly I thought it was cute and had that same certain kind of "cheeky-wit" "Shopaholic" does have. Plus girls might love it...who wouldn't want a fairy for a mom?