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Rainbow Magic

Rainbow Magic The Ultimate Fairy Guide

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150 Fairies inside! Everything you ever wanted to know about the Fairies!

114 pages, Paperback

First published August 26, 2014

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122 reviews17 followers
September 7, 2014
I received a copy of Rainbow Magic: The Ultimate Fairy Guide by Daisy Meadows in exchange for an honest review.

This series has been an absolute favorite of my tween daughter. The graphics, colors and description of each fairy will capture the imagination of anyone who likes to believe in a little magic.
8 reviews1 follower
December 1, 2017
A friend gave me this book today and I really like it. I couldn't stop reading it and finished it in one day. I like it because it has good description of fairies , and beautiful pictures. Music fairies, pet fairies, sugar and spice fairies and a lot more. Highly recommend to people who like magic.
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58 reviews1 follower
May 23, 2021
I love seeing all the fairies in this book!
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126 reviews
June 5, 2019
it was something I picked up because I used to read these books as a kid
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39 reviews
August 1, 2022
I will not explain myself or my choices. All I will say is that it was 10/10
11 reviews
May 24, 2025
never read the books only had the guide. i liked their little outfits so that was good enough for me
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2,027 reviews25 followers
September 1, 2014
Title: Rainbow Magic - The Ultimate Fairy Guide
Author: Daisy Meadows
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
Published: 8-26-2014
ISBN: 9780545622172
E-Book ASIN: B00I5T2MOK
Pages: 128
Genre: Children's Fiction
Tags: Fantasy, Myths And Legends
Overall Rating: 4.0 Great
Reviewed For: NetGalley
Reviewer: DelAnne


Do you remember when you were younger and would catch a movement out of the corner of your eye? Or perhaps just a flash of color? Little did you know you were observing a fairy out enjoying their day. Now do not think all faeries are alike. Daisy Meadows has been kind enough to gather together the information on one hundred and fifty different fairies. She had to do a lot of interviews to compile all the different Fairies, their names, their personalities and type of magic. Thank you for sharing it with us.


We use a bird book with pictures and descriptions when we go out to bird watching. Think of Rainbow Magic: The Ultimate Fairy Guide as your fairy book to use when going out to spot and identify all the fairies. Just remember Fairies are very careful who they reveal themselves to. So you need to let them know you mean them no harm and want to be their friend.
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746 reviews70 followers
September 18, 2014
Hott Synopsis:
How long have you been waiting for The Ultimate Fairy Guide? It seems like forever, right?
It’s finally arrived!
Get ready for a time of magic and enlightenment as you learn more about the fairies & find out which books you’ve missed!!

Hott Review:
This was so cute. My daughter & I not only loved going through the book and remembering the stories but we also use it to remind us of what we want to re-read. This guide is also very helpful for sorting out your books and figuring out which ones you’ve missed…
Do you have a favorite fairy? We couldn’t choose!

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Author: Daisy Meadows
Source: Scholastic via Netgalley
Grade: B
Ages: 6-12
Series: Rainbow Magic
875 reviews47 followers
September 19, 2014
If you are or your child are fans of the Rainbow Magic fairies, I can't imagine you not liking this compilation of over 150 fairies. It's beautifully colored, which makes this all the more special. My young daughters loved going through it to remind themselves of past fairies they read/encountered and of fairies they want to read about. (Right now, the 6-year-old wants Ally the Dolphin Fairy.) Is this pure marketing to suck parents to shell out more $ to feed their young daughter's fairy addiction? You bet. Is it sugary age appropriate fun for your baby? Yes and you could do a lot worse with the book choices out there.
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