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Spring has sprung and Pinkalicious knows what that means—it's time for the fairies to arrive! Pinkalicious prepares by making sure the fairies have a pinkerrific place to stay. Welcome, fairies!
Lexile Measure: 460 (What's this?)
Series: I Can Read Level 1
Paperback: 32 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins; Reprint edition (January 22, 2013)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0062187821
ISBN-13: 978-0062187826
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.1 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (91 customer reviews)
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Age Range: 4 - 8 years
Grade Level: Preschool - 3
We received our pre-order copy of Pinkalicious: Fairy House yesterday and it is already a big hit. It is a very happy story that combines two of my 5 year old's favorite things, Pinkalicious and Fairies. It is a Level 1 "I Can Read!" book that was an easy and confident read for my kindergartner with a few challenging words to improve reading skill. The best part about the story was that it was very positive throughout. Some of the Pinkalicious books have had some negativity to them where there was a dislike for pink from some mean girl types that Pinkalicous ran into that didn't really make for a fun read. Not in this story. It is all about having fun trying to catch a glimpse of some fairies who sprinkle fairy dust in the yard to make the flowers grow. Pinkalicious even gets help from her little brother Peter and they work so well together building a fairy house and play yard to entice the fairies to visit. The best part was when my daughter stopped reading in the middle of a page and said "That is a really pretty house!" about the house that the two kids were building for the fairies. It was a completely unprompted and out of the the blue comment which really is a testament to the fine artwork in the book. She really enjoyed the book, which is the most important part of all.Long story short, the book has a positive and fun story with a happy ending, great artwork and is a great reading book for young readers. One of the best Pinkalicious books so far. Five Stars. Highly Recommended.
This is the first time I have bought this name of books and they are so cute and colorful. My granddaughter loves them. She is only 4 but is learning some of the words. The book is so bright and makes you smile and such a cute story. I just ordered another one from .
I look this book, and so my does my little girl! The pictures are sweet. The pages are simple and easy to follow which has made it simple for my little one to "read" along. Each time we finish, she likes to pick out which other Pinkalicious books she'd like to read (which is the hallmark of any great book, in my opinion!)
We own just about every Pinkalicious book and are big fans of the series. That being said, this book is just ok. The storyline is very similar to the Tinkerbell: Great Fairy Rescue movie with Pinkalicious building a house for fairies. My daughter even commented on the similarity. Not bad but there are better books in this series.
My granddaughters love the color pink, so I hoped this book would expound on that. I was also looking for an early reader book with simple words to sound out or sight read. This book failed on both counts. This is part of a story book series, so perhaps I've missed the basis for this story.Two children are looking for faries. They build a tiny house and tea set in their back yard in hopes of seeing them. They camp out, but miss the fairies that must have come because some of the berries are gone from the tea set. Not a very exciting story line either, but lovely pictures. There seem to be a multitude of these books, so I will try the storybook versions before leaving this series as a failure for me.
This is a great book for a young child. I gave it to a 7 year old and she loved it as did I. I felt it had a refreshing take on fairy magic versus reality for a child. It is easy reading and the illustrtaions were very appropriate to the story and great for children.
I bought this for my 2 year old granddaughter as we made a small container fairy garden last summer complete with patio, plants, fairies, dwarf, etc and I thought she would like it. The illustrations are colourful and both she and 5 year old grandson lived the story. My daughter tells me that the 5 year old likes the whole Pinkalicious series and reads them himself. I think its a great buy and cost is minimal for this fairy story book.
Pinkalicious have a series of books that are worth purchasing for your child. They are interesting and children enjoy reading them which is the important thing to get children to read - they have to enjoy them. All of these books are worth purchasing to get your child interested in reading.
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