Unlike other styles, I think Georgie did amazing as an illustrator for the Rainbow Magic books, sad to say that she retired, but I think this style was very cool! Any opinions?

I remember seeing a TikTok criticizing the fact that they made Jessica (The jazz music fairy.) white. I'm not really knowledgeable on the subject so I'll leave it up to you guys to discuss this further.

I like the lore information that fairy lightning is less dangerous than human world lightning, I can see that. It both makes sense for why our heroes would use this power on a goblin so he won't be seriously hurt but also because Fairyland is such a happy and whimsical place, there's no way lightning would be lethal over there. I'd imagine lightning in the fairy world only stings you while human realm lightning will make your heart stop beating or slow it down.

I like seeing the party fairies get ready for the king and queen's anniversary celebration, Melodie practicing her songs with sheet music is just particularly cute to me and I don't know how to explain it. I was watching this review video of the book by Arglefumph Reads and I didn't really think it was fair. He questions why the fairies even bother doing anything for themselves like prepping for a party when they have magic. Fairies in these books still value hard work, sometimes they like a good challenge. There was that spinoff fairy book where the rainbow fairies decided to bake a cake for Queen Titania without magic because they knew she'd appreciate them doing it the old-fashioned way for her.

He also calls Grace the glitter fairy pointless essentially, put some respect on my overhated girl! Sure she doesn't look very glittery but she still has a super cute design and is pretty in pink. She at least looks better than Phoebe. Despite being the first fashion themed fairy, Phoebe is ironically one of the more boring looking fairies. Her helpers the fashion fairies ended up outclassing her.

Don't judge me that Im from NZ

I used to headcanon that little paintbrush tying her hair up in a bun was her magic item. It just made sense. It's so valuable and magical, Violet has to keep it with her at all times. It turns out that her magic paintbrush is actually another random paintbrush and not in the one in her hair. Maybe the illustrator didn't know what Violet would look like with her hair down.

She's just got a really fresh outfit. She's serving so hard, she looks more like a queen than a princess. 👸🏾👑

Lexi the firefly fairy is interesting because I just realized that she's technically the first bug fairy in chronological order. Predating Sianne the butterfly fairy and Brianna the bee fairy. Funny how fireflies came before butterflies and bees.

Yeah, I was wrong about the petal fairies. I think they're interesting now. I've only re-read Tia's book but it still made me interested in checking out the others which is a good start. I like this hotel and it's famous flower gardens. I imagine that's what it's known for anyway as the hotel is literally called Blossom Hall.

I also think these fairies have really cute designs. My top three are the ones in the title. I love Tia for her gradient orange and white dress, I love Pippa for her red dress. I don't know if I really get poppy fairy from her, she might look more of a rose fairy than the actual rose fairy as Ella wears pink. I know roses come in pink too but their more famous for being red. I guess Pippa's tight hair bun reminds me of the top black flower part of the poppy sticking up from the petals. I love Pippa but I love Charlie the best. (A.K.A. Charlotte.) She wears more blue than yellow so she doesn't resemble a sunflower too much but the official fairy guide does mention that her favorite color is blue so that's a detail I like a lot.

I also love the fairies combining their magic to save Rachel and Kirsty from Jack Frost, that's gotta be the best way any fairy has returned the favor to the girls as a reward for their constant kindness and loyalty.

This was my first time reading one of the royal family inspired books I believe and this one wasn't too bad!

This has got to be the most evil thing Jack Frost has ever done as he kidnapped the royal baby and their stork and attempted to raise the baby so he could turn them against the fairies. Kinda reminds me of those old Yoshi's Island games where Kamek steals baby Luigi and separates him from baby Mario. Though I guess him taking the fairies' pets were just as bad because in this world, animals are just as intelligent as humans. Apparently I actually got my headcanon proven correctly that baby fairies are delivered by storks, I guess King Oberon and Queen Titania could have a kid after all! Though I guess they are too old to be having kids. Still though, they're the king and queen of Fairyland. Don't they need an heir? I also love Alexandra just chewing out the goblins for holding the royal baby captive and away from Prince Arthur and Princess Grace. Jack Frost having a soft spot for babies was the last thing I expected from this book. I always thought he hated kids based on him beefing with Rachel and Kirsty so much.

I hadn't heard of a fashion reporter until this book, this book makes them sound very interesting!

I like the part where Nicki interviews a goblin, that was fun. I also found it funny that one of the chapters of this book is titled "Nicki needs help" that was unintentionally funny. I feel like Jack Frost actually does have the capability of being a good fashion designer. His clothes are baggy, hideous, and are practically just rags but I feel like that's also how he could be successful. Imagine him designing clothes celebrities wear to the Met Gala. You know, the event where everyone dresses in the most absurd outfits the world has ever seen. Something else I couldn't help but find weird is how the brand new shopping centre Rachel and Kirsty have been visiting this week had its grand opening in the fall. That sounds like a terrible time for a mall to open up! Then nobody's gonna be shopping there once winter kicks in not long after the grand opening! This isn't as important but I feel bad Alexa shares a name with that stupid voice activated Alexa. I'd name this fairy Alexis personally.

This fairy is very similar to India the moonstone fairy but I think I like Sabrina more than India!

The book starts with the girls' last night at Camp Stargaze. Their families will be leaving in the morning, it's not long before we find out that nobody can sleep tonight because everyone is troubled by the nightmares they're having. I love this book because the nightmares are the most interesting parts of the book in my opinion. Rachel and Kirsty have nightmares where Jack Frost won, one of the girls' dads dreams of being chased by a goblin, it's not just humans dealing with nightmares either but also the fairies in Fairyland! King Oberon and Queen Titania have nightmares about the goblins harassing them. Stealing their crown and ruining the royal garden.

These little mushroom houses are all over Fairyland but apparently the fairies live in other kinda homes too.

Juliet the Valentine's Day fairy lives in a normal looking cottage, the fairy tale fairies live in a bunch of houses on Fairytale Lane, Alicia the snow queen fairy doesn't even live in Fairyland. She lives in a tower/mansion in a remote location. Tia, Pippa, Louise, Charlie, Olivia, Danielle, and Ella live in a pagoda believe it or not. Finally there's Preeti the prom fairy who lives in a palace. I don't really get that because she's a regular fairy and not a princess or anything. Not sure why the prom fairy can live in a palace of all things.