I also get a lot of good suggestions for new fairies sent in by my readers, and sometimes if they're very good I use them as the basis for a new series. Our Reading Den is a place for you and your child to discover and share books, find new authors and explore stories. I like the pictures because I like to see what they're doing, and it looks like it could come true, like you could dream about it.

Both girls admire the lush plants and the crumbling old tower, although they’re disappointed to discover the tower door locked. Linda Chapman has written over 50 children's fiction books, including the following series: My Secret Unicorn, Stardust, Not Quite a Mermaid, and Unicorn School. Never mind that it only lasts for an instant, and they don't have any real adventures while impersonating fairies. Georgie Ripper was born in London and is a children's book illustrator known for her work on the Rainbow Magic series of fairy books. The books in this series capitalize on every little girl's desire to be a fairy, every child's wish to be magical.The animals were the big standout in this book, and my family really enjoyed that, even after seemingly accomplishing their task early in the book, there were a few unexpected twists and turns to make it fun. Again, I do suggest instructor supervision because modeling how much fun reading we can have reading is contagious! The girls melt the ice with the warmth of their hands, and Rachel retrieves Fern and warms the fairy with her breath. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

It's fun to hear stories from my old teachers telling me how over the years so many students have grabbed these books and fallen in love with the tales of two girls, Jack Frost and the fabulous glittering magic that is the fairies. Rachel and Kirsty are staying in Rainspell Island for their summer vacation, and after rescuing Ruby, Amber and Saffron/Sunny, the girls are heading to the tower when someone needs help - Fern the Green Fairy is stuck inside the tree trunk and she can't get out of it because of the frozen rainwater that was stuck. noticed the squirrel could talk in this one and the bird and obviously bertram the frog but the queen bee is the only one who cant talk to them so it's like whats the lore do only animals have speaking ability does that not apply to bugs too? First, I think Fern is the most helpful and assertive of the fairies thus far and I really appreciated that energy.A line of lights - fireflies sent by the other Rainbow Fairies - appears showing the way out of the orchard, but the goblins have spotted Fluffy and Fern. Next, a fawn leads them to the edge of the orchard, where Fern and the girls bid Fluffy goodbye and hitch a ride to the pot on a blackbird’s back. Miss 4 loves looking at the maps at the beginning of the books and looking at the 'collection' at the end so she can show me which ones we've read from the mini-series. I've always wanted to be able to fly and have wonderful adventures just like Rachel and Kirsty have with all the Rainbow Magic fairies. Now that I've read four books from this series myself, I've completely changed my mind - kudos to that mother for steering her child in a better direction.

More fairy dust, smelling like fresh cut grass, sparkles in the air and leads the girls through an orchard, then a hedge maze, to a tree in the center of the maze. She wears a light green long-sleeved stretchy top with leaf shapes around the neckline and around the waist, gold cuffs, and an emerald and gold wand. In the books, Fern is very gentle and kind, she shows this by having almost an affection for all the animals that help her, Kirsy and Rachel get back to the pot-at-the-end-of-the-rainbow. The girls bid goodbye to the four fairies and their animal friends and hurry back to the garden for their picnic. Rainbow Magic features differing groups of fairies as main characters, including the Jewel fairies, Weather fairies, Pet fairies, Petal fairies, and Sporty fairies.We take turns reading each page and then discuss what we read so that I know comprehension is building up. These books are reading Level 2 and appeals to both boys and girls, plus they can help each other with words. They’re surprised to see her so soon after sending the fireflies, so Fern explains how the various animals helped them, especially Fluffy - who it turns out has decided to follow them and move to the willow tree to be near his new friend. Nonetheless, when thinking back to this book I don't think it is quite as memorable as Saffron the Yellow Fairy.