Pish and Posh are fairies who need to learn to wish wisely to earn their wings. Making wise wishes is a lot harder than they realize. Pish makes a wish, then makes another to try to undo the first, then another to try to undo both of them. Then she accidentally wished away a friend. Posh tried to wish him back. Ultimately, they had to work together, patiently, to read the whole fairy handbook. They helped each other and their friend and earned their wings. ( )

A fun read that I really enjoyed the character designs of. The little creepy Monster Under the Bed character was cool too. I enjoyed the goofy things they did and the thought processes they went through in order to get those wings.

This book is an easy step 1 reader. Pish and Posh are two girls who argue (like typical siblings) about making good wishes. A monster under the bed helps the the fairies discover what making a good wish is. In the ending, everything turns out well.

A cute story that has a great level 2 vocabulary and a cute story about 2 very different fairies and how they each view rules of fairydom! ( )

Although they have their differences, best friends Pish and Posh have one common dream: to get their fairy wings. According to The Fairy Handbook, they must first learn to wish wisely. Young readers need to pay attention to punctuation and context cues to make meaning; the expressive illustrations provide extra help for readers who are better at identifying words than comprehending them. (I Can Read Book series).
Horn Book (The Horn Book Guide, Spring 2007) ( )