The Fairy's Mistake by Gail Carson Levine

Meanwhile, Nicholas has fallen in love with Lorelei, a mere blacksmith’s daughter. So he devises a series of princess tests, designed to weed out the phonies and the fakes. But he must make sure the bride is a real princess. The fairy Ethelinda feels she’s meted out justice just right–until she discovers Rosella has been locked up by a greedy prince and Myrtle is having the time of her life! In The Princess Test, King Humphrey has decided it’s time for his son, Prince Nicholas, to marry. Her punishment: Bugs and vipers slither out of her mouth. Her reward: Jewels and gems tumble out of her mouth whenever she speaks. Now this award-winning author turns her attention to two more classic fairy tales, and deftly turns them upside down and inside out with her trademark wit and hilarity.In The Fairy’s Mistake, two very different sisters have two very different encounters with the fairy Ethelinda. |1 .Gail Carson Levine charmed the world with Ella Enchanted, her spirited retelling of the Cinderella story. |a Folklore |z France |0 |v Juvenile literature. |a In this humorous retelling of a Perrault tale, the fairy Ethelinda rewards one twin sister for good behavior and punishes the other for bad, only to discover that her punishment is more pleasing than her reward. |a 87 pages : |b illustrations |c 19 x 11 cm |a New York : |b HarperCollinsPublishers, |c

|a The fairy's mistake / |c Gail Carson Levine illustrated by Mark Elliott.

The Fairy's Mistake by Gail Carson Levine