Helen Perelman

Jelly Bean Jumble Helen Perelman

Brief Description: Berry and her friends are planning a basket filled with sweet spring crops for Princess Lolli's upcoming journey to see her sister, but when a winter storm covers Sugar Valley, Berry feels it is her fault for planting her crops too early. Marc Notes: Berry and her friends are planning a basket filled with sweet spring crops for Princess Lolli's upcoming journey to see her sister, but when a winter storm covers Sugar Valley, Berry feels it is her fault for planting her crops too early.; Ages 7-10. Publisher Marketing: Bad weather causes candy chaos in this sweet treat of a Candy Fairies tale. An unexpected winter storm has come to Sugar Valley, and the sweet spring crops--including Berry's jelly bean plants--are on the brink of disaster! Berry feels she's to blame: Did she plant her crops too early? Even the ever-helpful Fairy Code Book doesn't have the answer this time. And since the storm has also taken its toll on other fairy homes and surrounding areas, Princess Lolli is worried she won't be able to visit her sister, Princess Sprinkle. What will Berry and her fairy friends do to save the jelly beans, Princess Lolli's trip, and the day? Review Citations:

Hornbook Guide to Children 07/01/2013 pg. 63 (EAN 9781442452978, Paperback)

Hornbook Guide to Children 07/01/2013 pg. 63 (EAN 9781442460003, Hardcover)

Contributor Bio:  Perelman, Helen Helen Perelman enjoys candy from all parts of Sugar Valley, but jelly beans, red licorice, and gummy fish are her favorites. She worked in a children's bookstore and was a children's book editor...but sadly she never worked in a candy store. She now writes full time in New York, where she lives with her husband and two daughters. Visit her online at HelenPerelman.com and CandyFairies.com. Contributor Bio:  Waters, Erica-Jane Erica-Jane Waters grew up in the beautiful Northern Irish countryside, where her imagination was ignited by the local folklore and fairytales. Erica writes and illustrates children's books and creates art for magazines, greeting cards, and various other projects. She now lives in Oxfordshire, England, with her young family.