Title: Bluebell and the Wavering Islands
Author: P.J. Reed
Artist: Emma Gribble
Genre: Humor / Fantasy / Adventure /
Year Published: 2024
Number of Pages: 169 pages
Date Read: 12/21/2024
Series: The Fairies of Therwen Wood #4
Publisher: Lost Tower Publications
Source: eARC (Author)
Content Rating: Ages 5+ (No Objectionable Content)
I would like to thank the author P.J. Reed for providing me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
So, I have been really enjoying the “Bluebell”
series by P.J. Reed so far and I got another book in the series called “Bluebell
and the Wavering Islands” and I must say that this book is probably the
most adventurous book in the entire series!
The book starts off with Bluebell and her friends
going to the mysterious Wavering Islands, which is ruled by Lord Grendel, who is
the ruler of the Sea Imps. It turns out
that Lord Grendel asked Blubell and her friends for a wish: to save his magical Pegasus, Samara, from an
illness called spottydottyitus. So,
Bluebell and her friends have to find a way to cure Samara or else, they will
be thrown into the dungeon forever, as well as the Wavering Islands losing all
of their magic and causing Mandrake Castle to fall from the sky!
Can Bluebell and her friends cure Samara
in time before it is too late?
Find out in this book!
Wow! I was
quite amazed by this book! I have been
enjoying the “Bluebell” series so far and this book was definitely much
more action packed and intense than the previous two books I read! P.J. Reed did a great job at writing
this book as there were many intense moments throughout this book, especially
when Lord Grendel threatened to lock Bluebell and her friends in the dungeon if
they do not find the cure for Samara. I
also loved the fact that Bluebell and her friends travelled to many different places
in this book as it was nice seeing more of the world that Bluebell and her
friends live in, as well as the magical items that Bluebell and her friends have
to find to cure Samara.
Overall, “Bluebell and the Wavering Islands” is
a great book that features lots of adventurous moments and anyone who is a huge
fan of books about fairies, will definitely enjoy this book! I would recommend this book to children ages five
and up since there is nothing objectionable in this book, unless Lord Grendel’s
threats about sending Bluebell and her friends to the dungeon forever might
scare younger children.
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