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The Perfect Match: A Fairy-Tale Matchmaker Book (The Fairy-Tale Matchmaker)

Author E. D. Baker
Category Juvenile Fiction
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Book Details
Author(s) E. D. Baker
ISBN / ASIN 1619635887
ISBN-13 9781619635883
Availability Usually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank #1,070,312
Category Juvenile Fiction
Marketplace United States
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Former tooth-fairy-in-training, Cory Feathering, is coming into her skills as a matchmaker more and more each day. But as she hones her skills, she's still doing odd jobs around town in order to help people who need it.

One day as she's house-sitting for the Three Bears, Cory runs into the infamous Goldilocks. The girl with blonde locks wants Cory to help set her up on a date, but typical, no one is quite right for her. Then, Cory has a vision of Goldilocks with a prince who lives far away in a castle. The only problem? He's getting married to someone else. Luckily, the prince is a huge fan of Cory's band and wants them to perform at his ceremony, which means there might still be hope for Goldilocks. Will Cory be able to act fast and match everyone with their rightful love before it's too late?

This fun and joyful follow-up to E.D. Baker's The Fairy-Tale Matchmaker is perfect for fans of fairytale retellings.

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