Wishing for tomorrow: The Sequel to the Little Princess: The sequel to A Little Princess

Wishing for tomorrow: The Sequel to the Little Princess: The sequel to A Little Princess

by HilaryMcKay (Author)

Synopsis

Hilary McKay revisits Miss Minchin's Select Seminary for Young Ladies after the events of A Little Princess and Sara Crewe's happily ever after. But Sara is much missed - and most acutely by best friend Ermengarde, who laments that 'nothing is the same as it was before'. But life must go on at Miss Minchin's as new friendships are made, rivalries continued, lessons learned and, most importantly, fairytale endings are had.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Publisher: Aladdin
Published: 01 Apr 2010

ISBN 10: 0340956542
ISBN 13: 9780340956540
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: The perfect sequel to a timeless and much-loved classic.

Media Reviews
Wonderful. * Guardian *
'Handsomely illustrated by Nick Maland, it has a humour and a humanity of it's own, and adds to, rather than detracts from, the original.' * The Sunday Times *
'Wittily illustrated by Nick Maland, packed with humour and just enough heartache to keep readers involved, this charming novel is a real treat' * Nicholas Tucker, Independent *
'Wishing for Tomorrow is a warm, witty read that offers more realistic advice on climbing out of poverty than inheriting a diamond mine' * Daily Telegraph *
Funny, clever and vividly characterised - I loved it. * Bounemouth Daily Echo *
Charming, stylish, often funny, and frequently very moving. * School Librarian *
Warm and wise. * Sunday Express *
A pitch-perfect reconstruction of the attic world of Miss Minchin's Seminary. * Independent *
A superb job of breathing new life into familiar characters. **** * Books For Keeps *
Clever, sweet, lively and well-written. * Times *
Superbly realised... very true to the original... a cleverly entertaining book. * School Librarian *
Author Bio
Hilary McKay won the Guardian Children`s award with her first novel, The Exiles. Her subsequent work has achieved recognition - The Exiles at Home won the Smarties Prize, whilst Saffy`s Angel, the first in the Casson Family series, won the Whitbread Award, for which the third book Permanent Rose was also shortlisted.