Unfairies Death By Toad

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Unfairies Death By Toad is a gloriously chaotic graphic adventure, packed with colourful artwork, absurd jokes and enough leeches to make anyone reconsider pond life. Pip's disastrous leadership and fierce loyalty to Twig give the story plenty of heart beneath the mayhem, while Huw Aaron keeps the action brisk and mischievous. Best suited to children aged around 8–12 who enjoy anarchic fantasy.

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What is Unfairies Death By Toad about?

Pip, now the ruler of Oakhold, faces unexpected challenges as a leader. When her best friend Twig is kidnapped by a toad-worshipping cult, Pip embarks on a perilous rescue mission. Along the way, she encounters treacherous creatures, unexpected betrayals, and a legendary fairy named Keith. With danger lurking at every turn, Pip must navigate this chaotic adventure to save Twig and confront the growing threat in The Garden.

About the author

Huw Aaron is a talented Welsh author and illustrator who loves to make people laugh with his funny books and cartoons. He has worked on popular books like 'Welsh Fairy Tales, Myths and Legends' and creates comics for children’s magazines. Huw enjoys drawing silly characters and coming up with exciting stories for young readers.

Discussion ideas around Unfairies Death By Toad

Rubbish Leadership: Pip is not exactly a natural ruler of Oakhold. What could she learn about being a better leader?

True Friendship: What does Pip's rescue mission show about how she feels about Twig?

Courage: Pip faces dangerous creatures and frightening surprises. What do you think makes someone brave?

Trust And Betrayal: When characters do not seem to be telling the whole truth, how can Pip decide whom to trust?

A Different Garden: If you could visit The Garden, which fairy community or creature would you most like to meet, and why?