Fern the Green Fairy
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Fern the Green Fairy follows Rachel and Kirsty as they explore a mysterious garden on Rainspell Island. They search for Fern, one of the seven Rainbow Fairies hidden by Jack Frost. With magical signs and fairy dust guiding them, the girls work together to help restore color to Fairyland.
In this installment of the Rainbow Magic series, Rachel and Kirsty discover a hidden garden that once belonged to Moonspinner Castle. Among ancient stone towers and overgrown ivy, the girls sense that something magical is near. As they continue their secret quest to find the seven Rainbow Fairies exiled by the wicked Jack Frost, clues begin to appear—like a fairy ring on the tower wall and a burst of glittering fairy dust.
They believe Fern, the Green Fairy, is nearby, but they must find her before Jack Frost’s icy goblins do. As with other books in the series, themes of friendship, courage, and the quiet power of belief drive the story forward. The lush, natural setting mirrors Fern’s green magic, making this a gentle, enchanting read for young readers.
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