Wish Sisters

A delightful, festive story in this funny, illustrated Australian series for newly independent readers. It' s Christmastime, but Flick and Birdie are missing their Granny Aggie. To cheer them up, Mum and Dad invite the neighbours over to decorate gingerbread houses. All is going well until Mrs Mortlake brings up Christmas wishes, giving baby Birdie all the wrong ideas. How can Flick spread the joy of Christmas when a gingerbread person is biting the guests?

Imagine if your baby sister could make wishes come true… It' s school sports day and Flick is ready to run! So is Dad. He' s been training for the parent– teacher race. But excitement like this puts baby Birdie in a wishing mood. Soon Flick' s nerves are jittery – and not just because of the competition. How can she make sure her team wins fair and square when Birdie starts meddling with the most important race of the day?

Imagine if your baby sister could make wishes come true… It' s a big day. Flick is nervous about leading book club for the very first time. It doesn' t help that her little sister is super cranky and won' t stop wishing. Birdie is filling the pram with her favourite snacks and getting puppies to appear out of thin air. How can Flick do a good job at book club when Birdie makes a BIG wish in the library?

Imagine if your baby sister could make wishes come true… Flick has just found out her little sister has a special gift. Birdie has wished for a super-fabulous unicorn party and it has magically appeared in their backyard! There's a rainbow slide made out of sour straps, a ball pit full of marshmallows and a real-life unicorn that poops cupcakes! How can Flick stop the nosy next-door neighbour finding out about Birdie' s magic when the birthday cake is floating like a cloud?

Imagine if your baby sister could make wishes come true… At the Pet Play Date, Flick and her little sister, Birdie, are helping local seniors group The Busybodies raise money for animals in need. There are some special pets waiting to find their fur-ever homes. But things turn wild when Birdie wishes to make the animals even more special in the hope they will be adopted. How is Flick going to keep a rainbow cat and a dancing dog a secret when a pesky photographer hanging around?