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'A charming story for all those who love to believe in something a little bit different.' --Julia Eccleshare, Lovereading4kids
`A good read for children aged 6+'
--Armadillo Magazine
10 out of 10. The best bit is when Natasha tries to escape from fairyland with the baby. Ella aged 9. --Bedfordshire's Virtual Library Reviews June 2011
Great story and great writing. I will definitely be recommending it to our young readers. Stella Pilsworth.
--Youth Team Library reviews.
The book cover and illustrations are as enticing as the book itself. --Peterborough Evening Telegraph July 15th 2011
'A charming, gentle story which those who enjoy 'fairy' stories will love.' --Books for Keeps
'Julia Jarman creates an unforgettable character in the shape of a tree (and) the Tree Witch is beautifully illustrated in detailed black and white drawings reminiscent of old woodcuts in traditional fairy story books.'
--Writing Magazine
'Enthusiastic young readers will appreciate this fairy story with a difference.'
--Carousel
`A good read for children aged 6+'
--Armadillo Magazine
10 out of 10. The best bit is when Natasha tries to escape from fairyland with the baby. Ella aged 9. --Bedfordshire's Virtual Library Reviews June 2011
Great story and great writing. I will definitely be recommending it to our young readers. Stella Pilsworth.
--Youth Team Library reviews.
The book cover and illustrations are as enticing as the book itself. --Peterborough Evening Telegraph July 15th 2011
'A charming, gentle story which those who enjoy 'fairy' stories will love.' --Books for Keeps
'Julia Jarman creates an unforgettable character in the shape of a tree (and) the Tree Witch is beautifully illustrated in detailed black and white drawings reminiscent of old woodcuts in traditional fairy story books.'
--Writing Magazine
'Enthusiastic young readers will appreciate this fairy story with a difference.'
--Carousel
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A magical story of towering tree witches and tricksy fairies.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I wanted to buy this because Julia Jarman came to our school and told us about this book, it sounded really interesting. Its about Pillywiggins and some other fairies who stole the Tree Witches baby. I read it really quickly because it was so good.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I enjoyed reading Pillywiggins because it was funny. My favourite character is Natasha because she is very clever and helps Pillywiggins and Treeboy I also like Jamie because he shows Natasha the Fairy Fax garden and tells her about the fairies. I have read it twice.
By Mia, aged 8
By Mia, aged 8
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Stories for girls in this age-group are awash with sparkles and twinkles and pinkness, but this story is refreshingly different - the tree-witch that looks over Natasha's garden threatens to steal a human baby in revenge for her own lost child, and the underground land of fairies is alluring but sinister. There's ancient wisdom, too, in the shape of the Romany grandmother of Natasha's new friend, Jamie, and the lovely detail of fairy rings growing up through the carpet of a newly-built house. This book lives up to the promise of its enchanting cover - and all ends well for Natasha and for the stone fairy, Pillywiggins.
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