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	title:	Katie the Kitten Fairy (Rainbow Magic)
	author:	Daisy Meadows
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Orchard
	released:	April 6, 2006
	isbn:	1846161665
	isbn-13:	9781846161667

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Customer Reviews
I hope there are more coming!! - Rated Once again, Daisy Meadows' Rainbow Fairies scored a hit with my 6 year old. She has been collecting this series since they were first published, and now avidly awaits publication date to get the next 7. From an adult point of view they are boring and predictable - every set of 7 is pretty much the same with two little girls rescuing fairies in peril, and Jack Frost's goblins doing their feeble best to stop them. However, they have helped my child make the transition from non-reader to independent reader and I am not arguing with that. Simple text, line drawings on every double page spread and a predictable format (fairies, cute animals and pretty clothes) make these books a hit with little girls. I heartily recommend them.

Customer Reviews

I hope there are more coming!! - Rated 5/5
Once again, Daisy Meadows' Rainbow Fairies scored a hit with my 6 year old. She has been collecting this series since they were first published, and now avidly awaits publication date to get the next 7. From an adult point of view they are boring and predictable - every set of 7 is pretty much the same with two little girls rescuing fairies in peril, and Jack Frost's goblins doing their feeble best to stop them. However, they have helped my child make the transition from non-reader to independent reader and I am not arguing with that. Simple text, line drawings on every double page spread and a predictable format (fairies, cute animals and pretty clothes) make these books a hit with little girls. I heartily recommend them.