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Join us for a magical day of Isadora events!

1 March | 11am, 1pm, 3pm | Simply Books

Isadora Moon superfan? Emerald crazed? Mirabelle mad? Then this is the event for you!

​Join the Simply Books team as we celebrate Isadora Moon Day 2025 with a fun-filled day of Isadora, Mirabelle, and Emerald magic! To avoid half-term chaos, we're hosting our Isadora Moon Day celebrations on March 1st!

​Each session will see participants take part in three different activities, with each themed around one of the main characters from each series including a book reading, arts and crafts session and a special third, secret activity!

​Every attendee will get to choose a copy of any Harriet Muncaster book they choose, including the new titles in each of the three series!

We'll also have 10% off any other Isadora, Emerald or Mirabelle title in case you fancy topping up your collection.

​Perfect for any child 5-9 years old, this is a day not to be missed for Isadora fans!

We have three time slots you can select from, and you'll get the same fun experience at each:

Book for 11am
Book for 1pm
Book for 3pm
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