
Granted
Author: John David Anderson
Narrator: Cassandra Morris
Unabridged: 7 hr 26 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Walden Pond Press
Published: 02/13/2018
Categories: Children's Fiction, Fantasy Stories, Children's Social Themes

Author: John David Anderson
Narrator: Cassandra Morris
Unabridged: 7 hr 26 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Walden Pond Press
Published: 02/13/2018
Categories: Children's Fiction, Fantasy Stories, Children's Social Themes
John David Anderson is the author of more than a dozen acclaimed and beloved books for kids, including the New York Times Notable Book Ms. Bixby’s Last Day, Posted, Granted, One Last Shot, Stowaway, The Greatest Kid in the World, Keep It Like a Secret, and many more. A dedicated root beer connoisseur and chocolate fiend, he lives with his wonderful wife, two frawesome kids, and a pair of mischievous kitties in Indianapolis, Indiana. You can visit him online at johndavidanderson.org.
A wish is many things. It is apprehension and anticipation. It is lucky coins and dandelion fluff and rainbows stretching to forever.Ophelia Delphinium Fidgets isa fairy of the highest caliber- she has the honor, privilege and responsibility of being a Granter. Granters are the select few who ge......more
I won this book in a goodreads drawing. In a world where magic power is ever decreasing, a young fairie has the job of granting wishes. She's lucky to even grant a fraction of the wishes wished. She sets out into the human world to find out why. Good for kids.......more
I needed to bury myself in fantasy today, because the state of our nation is... I don't know what it is. But it's not good for a great many people. This book - this magical, wishful, hopeful book - helped a little. Granted's Ophelia Delphinium Fidgets is marvelous. She is so uniquely HER. Anderson d......more
I checked this one out from the library based solely on the cover. It is an adorable middle grade book about a fairy that is tasked with granting a wish. She is a “granter” but this is her first assignment. Things get messy and complicated and along the way she meets a stray named Sam that helps her......more
3 1/2 stars. The book dragged for the first half, which surprised me; I don't think of Anderson as an indulgent or sappy writer. Lots of twee fairy names mixed with Luddite ruminations on the loss of imagination and wonder and thus a loss of magic, associated with industrialization, mixed with some......more