Vidia can be nasty and selfish, but is she a thief? When she is falsely accused of stealing Queen Clarion’s crown, she begins an investigation that leads her on a wild-goose chase to the far corners of the Home Tree. Will Vidia be able to clear her name in time?
Laura Driscoll is the author of numerous first chapter and beginning reader books, including We Are Twins and The Bravest Cat! She lives in central Connecticut with her husband and two children.
Vidia is the kind of character I love, she's got an attitude, she likes being alone, she doesn't really fit in with the other fairies and she doesn't seem to mind that fact at all.
The art really captured Vidia's attitude in her poses and facial expressions.
The book was really great and i liked the adventure . Vidia and another fairy try to prove that Vidia didn't steal a crown that belonged to the fairy Queen.They go on a adventure to find the crown and to prove that Vidia is innocent. I recommend this book to kids who love adventure.
vidia was my favorite as soon as i read this book like 20 years ago lol. glad to see i still love her just as much, or maybe even more!
i think i also was very satisfied by the mild mystery of this one. while it’s not a true mystery book in the fact that a reader can’t figure out the mystery themselves because they aren’t given clues, it has the same feeling of following clues to lead to a result. very satisfying and fun to follow along.
reading this one with the context of the previous series really helped. i’ll always wish id read the “fairy dust and the quest for the egg” book when i was a kid who loved these Disney fairy books, which constantly refer to that book.
Vidia is my least favourite of the fairies: rude, sarcastic, she has nothing nice to say to anyone. So when she looks like the culprit when something goes missing, it's unsurprising that most other fairies wouldn't help her out. All except one. It's a fun whodunnit as the fairies follow a trail that can lead to the whereabouts of the Fairy Crown. I did think it strange that Queen Clarion goes by the nickname Queen Ree in this - I just don't think it was necessary to make this change. Other than that, interesting mystery but a totally unlikeable main character.
This one was a bit repetitive, but still a mad dash around Pixie Hollow trying to find the queens crown. Vidia has always been one of my favourite fairies, whilst she definitely has a mean streak, I do feel like a lot of the time it's only because the other fairies expect it from her, kind of like a 'fine make me your villain' thing! Read with mum, and she enjoyed it too.
a whole book about vidia’s character redemption. personally, one of my favorite redemption arcs besides zuko’s from atla, & aidan’s from barbie the magic of pegasus
Anything was ever better said than: “Vidia had never been one to mince words.” This book is just pages and pages of Vidia being...Vidia. She does have an attitude, is way too selfish, and is not nice to anybody—the fairy that doesn't fit in with the others. But this was a good tale to show her other side—the one who's always alone, growing tired of it, and that can, after all, care for something other than her life and talent. And I just love Prilla! She's so sweet and gentle. And now, I'm really curious to read about Vidia, Rani, and Prilla's adventure to save Pixie Hollow.