If your child loves Irish mythology books for kids and magical portal adventures, they will be swept into this unforgettable Celtic fantasy. Fairy Magic Adventures Book 2: Neve and the Book of Magic is an Irish folklore chapter book for ages 7-11 that blends best loved Irish Folktales and Legends, Fairy lore, Magic & Myth, and fast-paced quests set in Ireland.
Ideal for fans of Celtic legend, fantasy and clean fantasy adventure books for girls ages 9–12, this story weaves Irish culture, favourite folktales, folklore, and myth into an exciting chapter book that keeps kids turning pages. Set against the mystical backdrop of Ireland’s ancient castles, fortresses and magic portals, Ring Forts, enchanted forests and rowan trees, Fairy Magic Adventures celebrates friendship, courage, loyalty, and the power of believing in magic.
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Fairy Magic Adventures Book 2: Neve and the Book of Magic.
The adventure continues...
"I open the display cabinet to look at the statue. “Tally, I think this is a statue of me.”
“What?” She reaches in and picks up the statue to get a closer look. “I think you’re …!”
Suddenly, we hear a weird scraping noise coming from the floor behind us. We both spin around.”
When Neve’s Uncle Cormac suddenly disappears, right before her 13th birthday, Neve believes he's been kidnapped. Determined to find him, she teams up with her best friend Tally and Tally’s brother Dara. Their quest leads them to the spooky Blackrock College, where they explore secret rooms, hidden caves, and underground tunnels. Along the way, they discover The Book of Magic and a shocking secret about Neve's magical heritage and her true identity.
L.I. WILSON lives in Toronto, Canada. He is a Grade 5 student, an avid reader and has a keen interest in Irish Mythology and Irish Fairy Culture.
D.S. SULLIVAN, OCT, (retired) M.Ed., B. Ed, lives in Toronto, Canada. She is a retired Special Education teacher, and Librarian. She immigrated from Ireland where she was a classroom teacher in a small village school