Other editions of book Under A Fairy Moon

Winner of the Gelett Burgess Children's Book Award 2012 (fantasy) and the Canadian Christian Writing Awards 2012 (Young Adult).... Addy Marten sets out to explore her new neighbor's beautiful garden, and especially the rows of mysterious stone statues that she has glimpsed through her bedroom window. Instead of the enticing hideaway she has imagined, however, she finds herself trapped in the Median Realms, and an unwilling pawn in a game of Fairy Chess. She must use all her courage and wits to win the game and free herself from malicious fairy creatures and their twisted fairy-tale world. -- “A misbehaving pixie named Enitua steals the limelight as the novel's most precocious character and later becomes a key ally in guarding the human's safety.” -- Publishers Weekly Reviewer (Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards, 2010)

Winner of the Gelett Burgess Children's Book Award 2012 (fantasy) and the Canadian Christian Writing Awards 2012 (Young Adult) .... Addy Marten sets out to explore her new neighbor's beautiful garden, and especially the rows of mysterious stone statues that she has glimpsed through her bedroom window. Instead of the enticing hideaway she has imagined, however, she finds herself trapped in the Median Realms, and an unwilling pawn in a game of Fairy Chess. She must use all her courage and wits to win the game and free herself from malicious fairy creatures and their twisted fairy-tale world. -- “A misbehaving pixie named Enitua steals the limelight as the novel's most precocious character and later becomes a key ally in guarding the human's safety.” -- Publishers Weekly Reviewer (Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards, 2010)

2012 Winner of the Gelett Burgess Children's Book Awards (Fantasy): Addy Marten sets out to explore her new neighbour's beautiful garden, and especially the rows of mysterious stone statues that she has glimpsed through her bedroom window. Instead of the enticing hideaway she has imagined, however, she finds herself trapped in the Median Realms, and an unwilling pawn in a game of Fairy Chess. She must use all her courage and wits to win the game and free herself from malicious fairy creatures and their twisted fairy-tale world. -- “A misbehaving pixie named Enitua steals the limelight as the novel's most precocious character and later becomes a key ally in guarding the human's safety.” -- Publishers Weekly Reviewer (Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards, 2010)