Now contemporary children's fiction author, creator of Hetty Feather and Tracy Beaker, revisits this glorious magical world, weaving a brand-new story perfect for the next generation of young readers. The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton was Jacqueline Wilson's own favourite book as a very young child. Will Moonface's magic work in time to save the children? Even her older brother and sister are soon won over by the magic of the Faraway Tree and the extraordinary places they discover above it, including the Land of Unicorns. Little Birdy is only too happy to find that fairies are real.

The Magic Faraway Tree is home to many remarkable creatures including a fairy called Silky, her best friend Moonface and more. Among the whispering leaves, there is a beautiful tree that stands high above the rest. Milo, Mia and Birdy are on a countryside holiday when they wander into an Enchanted Wood. The 11-year-old will undoubtedly see herself as far too grown up for it these days – but I wouldn’t be surprised if she finds herself in the vicinity, come storyĭiscover the Magic Faraway Tree and explore the amazing lands it can lead to, in an irresistible new story by bestselling author Jacqueline Wilson, set in this much-loved world. Yes, undoubtedly it will, but this is news that will win the heart of my dragon-obsessed bookaholic eight-year-old, and a book I’ll be reading to my five-year-old as soon as it’s out. Will Moonface’s magic work in time to save the children?” says publisher Hachette. They meet Silky and her crew, and travel to the Land of Unicorns. In Wilson’s story, which is published in May, three new children find the Enchanted Wood while on holiday – Milo, Mia and Birdy. It’s a privilege to be able to write about Blyton’s iconic characters and invent new children and magical creatures of my own for new readers to enjoy.” She has now written The Magic Faraway Tree: A New Adventure, a re-imagining of Enid Blytons story about three children who discover enchanted lands at the top of an enormous tree - but. “I had such fun writing a brand-new Faraway Tree book,” says Wilson “I read the three original Enid Blyton books many times as a child, marvelled at all the adventures and wished I could be Silky’s best friend and share Moonface’s toffee shocks.

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