Titania Woods

Twink can't wait to get back for her Autumn Term at Glitterwings Academy. She loves the lessons - especially the lessons where they learn how to look after other creatures. One day Twink hears a cry for help and discovers that it is a baby wasp. She wants to help it, but is told that wasps and fairies have been enemies for centuries and that...

Twink is looking forward to her second year Summer term, but when she gets to Peony Branch she is surprised to see a new fairy, Jax. And then unpleasant pranks start being played in the Branch - the rosepetal duvet covers are torn to shreds and homework is stolen. Could it be something to do with the new girl? Or is it something more complicated...

Twink can't wait to start her second term, the Summer term, at the fairy school, Glitterwings Academy. She loves the wonderful, huge oak tree that is Glitterwings Academy, and all the exciting new lessons. Best of all, she has made some new friends, Sooze and Bimi. But friendships can sometimes run into difficulty, as Twink is about to find...

Twink can't wait to start her second year in Bluebell Branch at Glitterwings Academy. And even more excitingly she finds out that she is to be substitute for the Glitterwings Fledge team - a fairy flying sport that is high speed and takes skill and daring to play well. But when Twink is unexpectedly called upon to play she fluffs her chance....

It is the spring term and Twink's younger sister Teena is starting at Glitterwings. Twink is determined to take care of her younger sister and ensure that she has a happy first term at the fairy academy. But looking after Teena proves to be more difficult than Twink expects! Glitterwings Academy is a lovingly created series by acclaimed author...

Twink is exploring Glitterwings Academy when she comes across an intriguing little room full of carvings and a dark-haired fairy called Shadow. Shadow is not a Glitterwings student, but rather she has a job for Twink. Excited, Twink sets out only to discover that this job is far more dangerous than Shadow had outlined . . ....