The Fairy-Tale Matchmaker Paperback – October 6, 2015

This story is about a fairy named Cory who is sick and tired of her job as a tooth fairy that her mother said she'd love. Cory does not capital N love it not only is it dangerous but it brings in very very low pay. Cory decides to quit her job and when her mother finds out she is not happy. The Tooth Fairy Guild decides to harass Cory until she comes back the go as farther than vandalism the completely and right out torture her. While the TFG (short for Tooth Fairy Guild) harasses her she is trying to find a job. Oh and did I not mention that the big Guilds stick together to harass people and that the police didn't even have a clue I'm not gonna be to big of a spoiler here but this book has a few mysteries buried in it but you will have to unravel them for yourself. Hope you love this book as much as I did. BOOK WORM OUT! 📖🐍

Very satisfied

I really enjoyed this book! It was really cute and I can relate to Cory on how she is sometimes told (forced) to do things she does not want to do. Overall, I think the ending was very sweet and cannot wait for the second one to come out!😇

It kept me wondering what would happen the whole time and I loved finding out who would be who's soul mate I wish it hadn't ended.💕💑💞

It was fun. I've enjoyed all those that I have read. Please continue entertaining us.

E.D. Baker always writes a good book. This is no exception.

Another good read by E.D. Baker!

The Fairy-Tale Match Maker is the first book in the series. It stars Cory. Cory is a Tooth Fairy, but she can't stand the job. It's too risky, the pay is low and it doesn't seem like collecting teeth does any good. She only keeps at it because her mother makes her. But one day Cory decides she's had enough and quits. Her mother is furious when she finds out and they have a big fight. So, Cory moves out and stays with her uncle. Cory finds lot's of odd jobs to do while she tries to figure out what she wants to do with her life. Everything is great until the Tooth Fairy Guild starts punishing her for leaving. They bombard her with seagulls, wreck her uncle's yard and even kidnap her woodchuck. And on top of all that she finds out there is a secret about her family that her mother has been hiding for years. Will Cory ever get the Tooth Fairies to leave her alone and will she find out the secret her mother has hid for years?This is a great book, I love how E.D. Baker tackles the subject of not just finding one's place in the world but finding the place you are happy.

The plot of this book is peculiar, and I surely like nursery rhymes characters (Little Miss Muffet and the Shoe House!), but the telling is corny, in some places more than in others.