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Heather The Violet Fairy (2006)

Heather The Violet Fairy (2006)

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ISBN
0439746868 (ISBN13: 9780439746861)
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English
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About book Heather The Violet Fairy (2006)

Phew.... we've finally finished the entire Rainbow Fairy series, in order. Which was no small feat considering that we had to use the inter-library loan for a few of them, I ordered the wrong one once and the library sent the wrong one once. We also read many other shorter picture books, ours and the libraries, during the day. But.... we are done. This is just like and just as good as the others. Julia said she likes this and the first one the best and gave me a few reasons why, one of them being that Jack Frost was not only caught but "not being bad anymore". I'm ecstatic she's into these book and I plan on devouring each and every single one Daisy Meadows has written until Julia says to stop. We're starting the Petal Fairy series next (a series which I made sure I have every one of BEFORE starting) so Tia the Tulip Fairy (I think) here we come....

On the last book Rachel and Kirsty are on their last fairy to find which is Heather the violet fairy and boy does this one get juicy! (I know that sounds really geeky of me!) When Rachel and Kirsty are on their last day at RainSpell Island they find HEATHER THE VIOLET FAIRY! THEIR LAST FAIRY!!! Only the bad news is that Jack Frost finds out and that means that Rachel and Kirsty are in BIG trouble! (In Jack Frost`s opinion.) Will Fairy Land be dazzling forever or gray and gloomy?

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This book worked well as a satisfying conclusion for the series. It was fun seeing all the fairies again, all together! I like how even though these stories are formulaic - in each book, the girls find a fairy while goblins try to stop them - there is still a respectable amount of variety to make each story unique. In this one, when the girls find Heather the Violet Fairy, goblins are nowhere to be seen. It's not until all seven fairies are reunited that Jack Frost himself causes trouble. Surprisingly, this book provides some background on Jack Frost, which is interesting if you've ever wondered why he has a place in Fairyland at all. We even see a bit of a soft spot in him!
—Irene

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