Isadora Moon and the New Girl
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Harriet Muncaster
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At a glance
Things I loved:
โ๐ผ Author: Harriet Muncaster
๐จ Illustrator: Harriet Muncaster
๐ Release Date: 2nd March 2023
๐ Book type: Illustrated chapter, 128 pages
๐ Reader level: Growing, all ages
๐งโ๏ธ๐ง The idea of being a vampire fairy
๐ The importance of kindness
๐ฐ Isadora’s rabbit
๐จ The illustrations
๐ The pink theme
๐ The extras at the front and back of the book
Dive Deeper
My Thoughts...
Isadora Moon and the New Girl is a book full of kindness, empathy and friendship.
I love the illustrations and their pink vibes! But also that each character is unique and has their own personalities.
This book has a great message about friendship and being the bigger person; it makes you think about how you could welcome a new pupil into your class and make sure they have a super positive experience at a new school.
๐This is a lovely book for readers young and old and would be a great way for less confident readers to begin building their confidence๐
Blurb
Half vampire, half fairy, totally unique! Isadora is special because she is different. Her mum is a fairy and her dad is a vampire and she's a bit of both. When a new girl, Ava, joins her class, Isadora is keen to make friends. But Ava's not interested. She'd much rather be back at her old school, with her old friends, who are much more fun to play with.
A magical story about the power of kindness, inclusivity, and friendship.
Isadora's classmates are happy to leave Ava on her own since she clearly doesn't like them, but Isadora figures out that there's something more going on beneath Ava's unfriendly surface. Can Isadora help Ava to let her guard down, and give her new school a chance?
Should I read this book?
You should read this book if you...
๐love when new children join your class๐
๐ฆlove the idea of being a vampire fairy!๐ฆ
๐want to start reading slightly longer books๐
Reader level: Growing
Content: all ages
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