How to Ditch Your Fairy

from bunnyjadwiga

In a world where most people have a invisible, unsensible 'fairy', which gives good luck in a particular thing, not all fairies are created equal; and some can be downright difficult. Our heroine, attending a high school for sports stars, finds her parking fairy especially difficult to live with,...

from twonickels

I have an ulterior motive for reviewing How to Ditch Your Fairy. Writing a review gives me a good excuse to post the book's amazing paperback cover. Go ahead and take a minute - get a real good look at that sucker. Take that, Tinkerbell! Now, we all know what they say about books and covers. But ...

from roguelibrarian

Plot: Charlie has a parking fairy and she hates it. Everyone is always hijacking her to get the perfect parking space and she doesn't even like cars. So she decides to get rid of her fairy. Unfortunately she isn't sure how to go about it and trying is getting her into a lot of trouble. This book ...

from SunnySD

Set in a world that's not quite the U.S., and not quite Australia, Larbalestier has created a small city populated by self-centered folks who possess "fairies" which bless them with odd and interesting talents. A few people have no fairies. Some have relatively common sorts such as the "finding l...

from glitzandshadows

Oh, i needed this. Especially after my last book. This was light hearted and fun and just what i needed.So, i regret to say i never finished the Magic or Madness trilogy... i can't recall why though... = ... anyway so this is technically the first thing by Justine Larbalestier that i've read.It w...