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Isadora Moon Goes to School

by Harriet Muncaster

Ages 5–8 Reading age 6 Short chapters Set in school gentlefunny

Isadora's mother is a fairy and her father is a vampire, so she cannot decide which school to go to, and takes her pink rabbit along to help.

A story about children and witches and wizards, gentle and funny in tone. We would put it with children of 5–8, and at a reading age of about 6 for reading alone.

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Part of a series

This one belongs to the Isadora Moon series, so there is more to read if it goes down well — which is worth a great deal with a reluctant reader.

Our take on this book

Isadora Moon is half vampire, half fairy, and does not quite fit at either the vampire school or the fairy school — so when it's time to start, she has to work out where a girl like her belongs, with the help of her beloved pink rabbit Pink Bunny. Harriet Muncaster's series is beautifully designed in black, white and a single signature pink, with intricate illustrations on every page, and its gentle message about being different and being yourself is woven lightly into a sweet, magical story. It is short-chaptered and richly pictured, ideal for a child moving from picture books into their first proper stories, and there is nothing in it to worry anyone. For a five- to eight-year-old, especially one drawn to fairies, vampires and all things sparkly-but-spooky, Isadora is an enormously popular heroine — the distinctive look and the reassuring theme have made this a favourite first chapter-book series, particularly with children who feel a bit in-between themselves.

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