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My 6 year old loves the Rainbow Magic Fairies Books. We were looking for a book series that we could start our daughter on that didn't have much negativity in it and this fit the bill perfectly, plus she loves fairies. We probably have more than 50 of the books from various sets. We have purchased them from many places including Amazon, eBay and our local Flea Market. This is by far her favorite book series and we have been getting them for her since she was 4 years old. We use them as bedtime stories and we typically read two chapters per night. There are six chapters in each book so the book lasts a few nights. Our daughter always wants to keep going and read more chapters which is great. We are keeping all the books for her collection and she now likes to go back and re-read the stories on her own as she is becoming a very strong independent reader.

This set is about the Night Fairies. Mean old Jack Frost and his Goblins (the recurring villains in the book series) have stolen the Night Fairies' special bags of magic dust that contain all their nighttime magic and the Night Fairies (the fairies responsible for nighttime in fairyland) must get them back with the help of Rachel and Kirsty (the fairies' human friends), who are spending the week at Camp Stargaze.

Here are links to all the books in this set:
Ava the Sunset Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #1)
Lexi the Firefly Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #2)
Zara the Starlight Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #3)
Morgan the Midnight Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #4)
Morgan the Midnight Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #4) Bad Amazon Title. This link is actually to Nia the Night Owl Fairy, Book #5
Night Fairies #6: Anna the Moonbeam Fairy: A Rainbow Magic Book Paperback Not Currently Available on Amazon.
Sabrina the Sweet Dreams Fairy (Night Fairies #7)

The books are structured as follows. Each book has a different Fairy and a different rescue mission to get an object back from Jack Frost. There are 7 books in each set. In order for the story to make sense, you really should start at Book 1 of each set and read them in order. If you are new to the series, you should start with the original Rainbow Magic Rainbow Fairies set starting with Ruby: The Red Fairy (Rainbow Magic: The Rainbow Fairies, No. 1). It introduces the series and the main recurring characters.

In conclusion, this is a great first book series for young girls. The stories are very positive and always have happy endings and the stories are fun and engaging. They make great bedtime stories and can turn into early readers once your child reaches reading age. If your child loves fairies, this series is perfect. Highly Recommended!


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Morgan the Midnight Fairy Daisy Meadows 0001408309092 Books Reviews

Daughter LOVED it! Read it in one night, did not want to put it down. Uploaded immediately on Fire
Thank you
I thought the story was fine but could you make it a
Little longer please most appreciated thanks a lot
excellent
Printing is rather dated. No color pictures. Paper is yellowed. However, granddaughter wanted a book that included her name so she was happy.
Excellent presentation of the effects of alcoholism on the children involved. In our family it was a local pastor who showed a way out of the despondence that surrounds an alcoholic family.
My daughter likes all of the Daisy Meadows books. We bought this one because she wanted to be a fairy for Halloween and her school requires that we have a corresponding book for the costume. The good thing about these books is that there is a variety of fairies- Rock and Roll, Horse, Camp, etc. There is probably a fairy for whatever your child likes. The writing is good enough to challenge a child reading on a 2nd-3rd grade level.
My 6 year old loves the Rainbow Magic Fairies Books. We were looking for a book series that we could start our daughter on that didn't have much negativity in it and this fit the bill perfectly, plus she loves fairies. We probably have more than 50 of the books from various sets. We have purchased them from many places including , eBay and our local Flea Market. This is by far her favorite book series and we have been getting them for her since she was 4 years old. We use them as bedtime stories and we typically read two chapters per night. There are six chapters in each book so the book lasts a few nights. Our daughter always wants to keep going and read more chapters which is great. We are keeping all the books for her collection and she now likes to go back and re-read the stories on her own as she is becoming a very strong independent reader.

This set is about the Night Fairies. Mean old Jack Frost and his Goblins (the recurring villains in the book series) have stolen the Night Fairies' special bags of magic dust that contain all their nighttime magic and the Night Fairies (the fairies responsible for nighttime in fairyland) must get them back with the help of Rachel and Kirsty (the fairies' human friends), who are spending the week at Camp Stargaze.

Here are links to all the books in this set
Ava the Sunset Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #1)
Lexi the Firefly Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #2)
Zara the Starlight Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #3)
Morgan the Midnight Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #4)
Morgan the Midnight Fairy (Rainbow Magic Night Fairies #4) Bad Title. This link is actually to Nia the Night Owl Fairy, Book #5
Night Fairies #6 Anna the Moonbeam Fairy A Rainbow Magic Book Paperback Not Currently Available on .
Sabrina the Sweet Dreams Fairy (Night Fairies #7)

The books are structured as follows. Each book has a different Fairy and a different rescue mission to get an object back from Jack Frost. There are 7 books in each set. In order for the story to make sense, you really should start at Book 1 of each set and read them in order. If you are new to the series, you should start with the original Rainbow Magic Rainbow Fairies set starting with Ruby The Red Fairy (Rainbow Magic The Rainbow Fairies, No. 1). It introduces the series and the main recurring characters.

In conclusion, this is a great first book series for young girls. The stories are very positive and always have happy endings and the stories are fun and engaging. They make great bedtime stories and can turn into early readers once your child reaches reading age. If your child loves fairies, this series is perfect. Highly Recommended!