Enid Strange

Enid has never fit in with kids her age. They don't speak the way she does, and they never get accused of cheating by teachers who refuse to believe Enid, and not an adult, writes at such an adult level. They're not like Enid at all. And they also can't see the faeries. They don't know how the faeries interfere with peoples' lives – not the way Enid and her mother do. So, Enid is writing a book on how to see the faeries. But she doesn't know if she can get it written before the faeries complete ruin her life. If only she can trap one ... Enid Strange is a hilarious story told from the point of view of an eleven-year-old girl who, encouraged by her mother, believes faeries are real. "Enid has never fit in with kids her age. They don't talk the way she does, and they never get sent to the office by teachers who think her writing is so good that she must cheated on her assignments. They're not like Enid at all. And they also can't see the faeries. They don't know how the faeries interfere with peoples' lives - not the way Enid and her mother do. So, Enid is writing a book on how to see the faeries. But she doesn't know if she can get it written before the faeries completely ruin her life. If only she can trap one ... Enid Strange is a hilarious story told from the point of view of an eleven-yearold girl who, encouraged by her mother, believes faeries are real."-- Provided by publisher Enid has never fit in with kids her age. They don't speak the way she does, and they don't hand in assignments so perfect that the teachers think she cheated. They're not like Enid at all. And they also can't see the faeries. They don't know how the faeries interfere with people's lives. Not the way Enid and her mother do. So Enid is writing a book on how to see the faeries. But she doesn't know if she can get it written before the faeries completely ruin her life. If only she could trap one