Amber the Orange Fairy
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Amber the Orange Fairy is part of the Rainbow Magic series. Best friends Rachel and Kirsty search Rainspell Island for Amber, one of the seven Rainbow Fairies missing because of Jack Frost’s spell. Magic, friendship, and a seaside adventure unfold as they uncover clues to bring color back to Fairyland.
In Amber the Orange Fairy, Rachel and Kirsty are spending their vacation on Rainspell Island, a place that turns out to be more magical than it first seems. The girls are on a secret mission to help find the seven missing Rainbow Fairies, who have been scattered and hidden by the mischievous Jack Frost. Without the fairies, Fairyland remains dull and gray.
During a beach adventure, the girls follow mysterious clues, including shimmering lights and swirling winds, which eventually lead them to discover a magical shell. Inside, they hear a tiny voice—the first sign that Amber, the orange fairy, might be near. This book blends gentle fantasy with a mystery-like hunt, emphasizing teamwork, patience, and belief in magic.
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