SuitabookFriendship and encouragement
Ella encourages Poppy when flying is difficult, and the friends try to support homesick Jess.
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Michelle Misra - Author
Expect buoyant magical-school adventures centred on friendship and mishaps. Ella’s attempts to help or join in can create trouble, while the stories place responsibility, consequences and belonging alongside sparkle and humour.
FANTASY & MAGICAL REALISM (CHILDREN'S / TEENAGE). Join guardian angel-in-training Ella Brown and her friends as they experience magical adventures up in the clouds with this glittering paperback bind-up that includes the first three Angel Wings books! This sparkling paperback edition of the first three Angel Wings books includes "New Friends," "Birthday Surprise," and "Secrets and Sapphires." In "New Friends," Ella sets off on an adventure to Rainbow s End, a magical place and home to the Forgotten Flower. Will Ella s flair for trouble prevent her from earning her wings? In "Birthday Surprise," Ella tries to cheer up homesick Jess with a magical glitter bomb. But her plan backfires, and Ella ends up destroying a priceless statue at school instead. Will Ella s surprise get her expelled from Angel Academy? And in "Secrets and Sapphires," an injured magical bunny shows up at school, and it's up to Ella to take responsibility for it. Ages 7+
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Sign in for personalised guidanceExpect buoyant magical-school adventures centred on friendship and mishaps. Ella’s attempts to help or join in can create trouble, while the stories place responsibility, consequences and belonging alongside sparkle and humour.
Ella encourages Poppy when flying is difficult, and the friends try to support homesick Jess.
Ella is described as impulsive; an over-packed glitter surprise destroys a school statue, and she must take responsibility for an injured magical bunny.
Primrose calls Ella a troublemaker and attempts to provoke her; Tilly advises Ella not to react.
Be ready to discuss how helping someone can still have unintended effects, and how a person responds after causing damage or encountering a creature needing care. The book’s treatment of these issues is not fully clear.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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