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 Rainbow Magic: Jade the Disco Fairy - Daisy Meadows
Newest Review: ... is dancing very badly except for one strange looking guy over in the corner of the school hall. The girls go over to ... more  ... investigate and discover he is the goblin dressed up. The girls must help Jade get back her magical ribbon from the goblin, without anyone else at the disco finding out. The girls and Jade tickle the goblin until he lets go of the ribbon and they return it to Jade and save the disco.
This is a great story and has helped my 7 year old daughter along her way of being a fluent and confident young reader. The story is very interesting and it keeps her gripped at all times. The story is broken down into 6 chapters. There...more |
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Jade the Disco Fairy (Rainbow Magic)
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Jade the Disco Fairy (Rainbow Magic: DanceFairies)
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Rainbow Magic: Jade the Disco Fairy - Daisy Meadows: All you need is a ribbon to improve your dance moves (399 words)
by - written on 17/04/09 (Very useful, 226 readings)
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This book is aimed at girls from 6 years to about 10 years. This is book number 51 in the Rainbow Magic series and is part of The Dance Fairies mini series. This story starts with 2 young girls who are great friend and are going to a disco. The girls are familiar with the fairies from previous stories. Their friend Jade the disco fairy has had her magical ribbon stolen by one of Jack Frosts Goblins. When the girls turn up at the school disco, everyone there is dancing very badly except for one strange looking guy over in the corner of the school hall. The girls go over to investigate and discover he is the goblin dressed up. The girls must help Jade ... Read the complete review
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