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.
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