Advantages: Magical Storyline, Lovely pictures, easy to read Disadvantages: Flimsy paperback publication and is part of a series
...second book in the series: Amber the orange fairy.
COST: £3.99
FORMAT: Paperback
PUBLISHED: may 2003
PLACE OF PURCHASE: Waterstones
PUBLISHERS: Orchard books
AUTHOR: Daisy Meadows PAGES: 80
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An attractive shiny front cover with a watercolour themed cartoon of Amber the orange fairy on the front and ocre orange clouds pattern which extends to the backcover with sparkles. The cover itself is made of paper and isnt covered with a glossy ... ...one Rainbow Fairy, but now Amber the Orange Fairy is trapped in a seashell! Can they rescue her, too?
This story tells how the girls continue their collection of fairies to help defect the evil Jack frost.
Hannah really likes these books even though she can read them in less than an hour as the vocabulary and set out is really straight forward as theres pictures on almost evry page and some have double pages with illustrations and only one sentence!
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mints4merlin 07.10.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Amber the Orange Fairy - Daisy Meadows
Advantages: helps to build confidence in young readers Disadvantages: none
...Trapped inside the shell is Amber the rainbow fairy. The girls have already found her sister Ruby and reunite them. 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 are lots of pictures throughout the book to break up the text. This book has 73 pages. At the end ... ...the next book in this mini series (Saffron the yellow fairy). These books are widely available from many retailers, we got this one from Asda for 3.99. I would recommend this book to any young reader, to help them become more confident reading on their own or to others. The book is laid out in a way that is not intimidating to an early reader. I find that just the look of some books can put off my daughter from reading them on her own, but not this ...
nay_money 08.03.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Amber the Orange Fairy - Daisy Meadows
Advantages: It has funny parts in it aswell. Disadvantages: If confident reader, could be a quick book to read.
Amber the orange fairy, a great book from the rainbow magic series and when I was a bit younger I did read it and enjoyed it. As obvious, this book, and all other rainbow magic books, are more directly pointed out to be books for young girls who love to read and believe in a bit of magic. I won't spoil to much of the book for you, but let me tell you Kirsty and Rachel are two girls that are best friends and fairies always come to them when they need ... ...and the fairies always try to fix it up without Jackfrost casting a spell on them. Rachel and Kirsty are always a big help to the fairies. If you have little girl about the age of seven you might like to buy her the book as a present, because I guarantee it will be a great read! ...
pweety_princess 27.10.2008
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Amber the Orange Fairy - Daisy Meadows
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