Georgie Ripper was born in London and is a children's book illustrator known for her work on the Rainbow Magic series of fairy books. First, I think Fern is the most helpful and assertive of the fairies thus far and I really appreciated that energy. Nonetheless, when thinking back to this book I don't think it is quite as memorable as Saffron the Yellow Fairy. The animals were the big standout in this book, and my family really enjoyed that, even after seemingly accomplishing their task early in the book, there were a few unexpected twists and turns to make it fun. Now that I've read four books from this series myself, I've completely changed my mind - kudos to that mother for steering her child in a better direction.

Never mind that it only lasts for an instant, and they don't have any real adventures while impersonating fairies. Under the willow tree, Fern turns the girls back into humans and greets Bertram first, before reuniting happily with Ruby, Amber, and Saffron (who introduces her to Queenie). A line of lights - fireflies sent by the other Rainbow Fairies - appears showing the way out of the orchard, but the goblins have spotted Fluffy and Fern.In every one of the four books of this series that I read, the two insta-friends get fairy dust sprinkled over them, shrink to fairy size, and grow wings. She worked in a library after completing her education and began writing for children once her own began school. Bentley is the author of the Magic Kitten, Magic Puppy, and S Club series and lives in Northamptonshire.

I got this book from my local library the antrim library a couple of weeks ago and it was super good and now I can’t wait because I am going today to see if there is more Rainbow Magic books:)Really Good! Miss 4 loves looking at the maps at the beginning of the books and looking at the 'collection' at the end so she can show me which ones we've read from the mini-series. Lastly, the secret garden maze setting was definitely the best setting so far, it was magical but also had the potential to be spooky.I like the pictures because I like to see what they're doing, and it looks like it could come true, like you could dream about it.