Junkyard Fairies 3: Fight Frost
By (Author) Edwina Wyatt
Illustrated by Lauren O'Hara
Walker Books Australia
Walker Books Australia
1st November 2025
Australia
Children
Fiction
Hardback
224
Width 129mm, Height 198mm
The third title in the Junkyard Fairies series full of magic, charm, mischief and mayhem from Edwina Wyatt, author of the Magnolia Moon series, and Lauren O'Hara, co-creator of Frindelswylde.
Fur, Tip and Nug are junkyard fairies. They are messy, bossy and never eat their vegetables. Determined not to sleep through winter in their picnic basket home, the fairies fill their days with sled races, making junk soup and rescuing an abominable snowrat.
Join them as they navigate life in the chill of winter, wait for the thaw of spring, and learn about letting go.
A magical chapter book adventure series from the author of the Magnolia Moon series and illustrated by Lauren OHara.
Edwina Wyatt is an Australian childrens author. Her debut junior fiction novel The Secrets of Magnolia Moon was awarded the CBCA Honour Book of the Year for Younger Readers, and shortlisted for the Readings Childrens Book Prize. She has received three CBCA Notables for her picture books, and her novel Tish received a Gold Standard Selection Award from the Junior Library Guild USA. Her latest book Cub & Brown was named in The Guardians Best Australian Childrens Books of 2023. Alongside writing, Edwina has worked in youth mental health, law and teaching.
Lauren OHara is an illustrator from the north of England. As a child she loved reading fairy tales, painting insects and listening to her grandmothers stories. She studied art and illustration at Kingston University and then designed window displays and props for films. Laurens career as an illustrator began when she and her sister, Natalia worked together on a picture book, Hortense and the Shadow. This was published in 2017 and followed in 2018 by The Bandit Queen. Lauren lives in a converted church in Dublin, Ireland with her partner, their cat Ida and assorted ghosts. She is the illustrator of Madame Badobedah by Sophie Dahl.