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Fairy Bad Day

Amanda Ashby

Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.81 | 3626 Users | 387 Reviews

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Title	:	Fairy Bad Day
Author	:	Amanda Ashby
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	June 9th 2011 by Speak
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal. Romance. Fairies

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While most students at Burtonwood Academy get to kill demons and goblins, fifteen-year-old Emma gets to rid the world of little annoying fairies with glittery wings and a hipster fashion sense. She was destined to be a dragon slayer, but cute and charming Curtis stole her spot. Then she sees a giant killer fairyÑand it's invisible to everyone but her! If Emma has any chance of stopping this evil fairy, she's going to need help. Unfortunately, the only person who can help is Curtis. And now, not only has he stolen her dragon-slayer spot, but maybe her heart as well! Why does she think it's going to be a fairy bad day?

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Original Title:	Fairy Bad Day
ISBN:	0142412597 (ISBN13: 9780142412596)
Edition Language:	English

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Why I read this: I can't resist a good paranormal YA that involves both fairies and dragons.Plot: Emma thinks she has dragon slayer in the bad as her designation for Burtonwood Academy. But she's surprised to find out she is now going to be a glorified slayer of fairies. Unfortunately, she's caught in a explosion as she's finally about to slay her first fairy and becomes the laughingstock of the school. To top it, a cute guy has taken her dragon slayer spot and she's steamed at him and when she

First, just to point this out: THE COVER IS WONDERFUL but isn't that a butterfly?the cover doesn't meet what is inside. i'm not saying it's dark and bloody but i'm not saying it's a fluffy cute make-me-feel-good book. NOOOOO. Totally enjoyed. Trust me. Like I gotta tell you this: WHO KNEW SKITTLES WERE SO POWERFUL?! Emma is the heroine in here and she is the girl who gets frustrated that she didn't get her PRECIOUS dragon spot. Her character grew and that was good. Her relationship with Curtis

Emma goes too Burtonwood Academy, a school for people gifted with the sight (ability to see demons, goblins, dragons, etc.) Emma's mom was an amazing dragon hunter and Emma has sought after that position since her mother's death five years ago. When the assignments are made at the beginning of her sophmore year she finds that she is to be a ..... fairy slayer?? Is there such a thing? She spends the next few weeks hating Curtis, the boy that is assigned to be the dragon slayer. All that does is

**Spoiler alert**I think Emma made a stupid decision, how can a character spend 3/4ths of the book whining that they made the wrong choice about her career then when they hand it to her on a silver platter say 'hmmm, no thanks I like this better.' And anyway how does she even know there even are anymore fairies for her to take down hmm???? Before she killed the one she did there weren't supposed to be any in the first place. So yeah, her decision was STUPID.

An insanely entertaining novel, Fairy Bad Day was a quick, fun read, but it also contained levels of depth that you wouldn't expect from the first glance at its perky cover. Emma is a kick-ass heroine, who is sometimes hell-a annoying (Yes, I'm a Californian.), but she is always lovable. Curtis is a smoking hot dragon slayer who is a fantastic sword fighter, even when his whole leg happens to be encased in a plaster cast. Both Loni and Tyler are extremely detailed secondary characters who play a

After the first 100 pages, I was reading it solely for giving it a bad review so people knew not to read it. It was very boring in the first part. No action and you could barely tell the plot line. However, as you neared the last third of the book, it began to become interesting. Lots of action near end and a great love interest. In all, it was an okay book. Miserable in the beginning, and great at the end. I don't know any other way to describe it. It is worth reading, but if there is something

I loved it!Emma is desperate to follow in her late mother's footsteps as a successful dragon slayer but instead finds herself assigned by Principal Kessler as the world's first fairy slayer- oh the humiliation. Especially as the very yummy Curtis has been given Emma's beloved dragon slaying spot thus making him Emma's declared archenemy.I laughed out loud at Emma's attempts at slaying fairies, these are very up to date fairies who hang out in malls, read OK magazine for celebrity gossip and