| Race | fairy |
| Gender | ♀ Female |
| Series | School Days Fairies |
| Magical Item(s) / Animal(s) | Star badge |
| Symbol(s) | Paintbrushes and palettes |
Alison the Art Fairy is the second fairy in the School Days Fairies series.
Blurb[]
Alison the Art Fairy makes sure that all art classes are fun and fabulous. But when Jack Frost steals her magical star badge, everything starts to fall apart! Can Rachel and Kirsty help their fairy friend in time to save the school art display?
Appearance[]
Alison has long blonde hair with a dusty pink beret. She wears a bright dotty, graphics T-shirt with 'POW' on it, a long tie-dye maxi skirt in various shades of blue, and purple and white trainers. She also wears jangly bead necklaces and bracelets on one wrist. Her wings are pointed and lilac-tinted.
Her US outfit has a pink skirt.
Symbol: Paint palettes, paintbrushes and pink and yellow stars.
Magic object/Job[]
Magic Object: A magical star badge (pinned to her beret).
Job: Alison's job is to ensure that art lessons are full of fun and go smoothly.
Story Summary[]
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Rachel and Kirsty are about to head outside for lunchtime when the goblin pupils knock over a pile of cardboard on the table. When the teacher Mr Beaker returns after scolding the boys, he nearly overhears them talking about King Oberon and Queen Titania’s visit to the Fairyland School. They manage to get away with it and Mr Beaker tells them how the cardboard is for the art lesson after lunch. When the girls go outside, they find Adam and Amina drawing on the ground with chalk and they join in. But none of them can draw a good picture. Kirsty’s chalk rainbow swirls with magic and turns into a fairy, who is Alison. She hides in Rachel’s blazer pocket just as Adam and Amina drag them over to the goblin boys’ amazing chalk drawings of the Ice Castle. Kirsty sees Alison’s gold star in one of the goblins’ pockets so she reaches out to grab it until the bell rings.
Back in the classroom, Mr Beaker sets the children off on a challenge - to make the best model vehicle in their table groups with cardboard boxes. His own example vehicle breaks apart in front of everyone’s eyes, to much amusement from the goblins. Things start to go wrong, with paint and glue flying everywhere, and everyone squabbling over cardboard items. Among the chaos, Alison turns the girls into fairies and they hide in the goblins’ model rocket. Kirsty has an idea of destroying the goblins’ model from the inside, so they’d have to reveal the gold star to repair it. One of the goblins leaves the classroom with the rocket in hand and goes to the climbing frame on the playground, where he’s hidden the gold star. The fairies sneak out of the rocket and Alison turns Rachel and Kirsty back into humans. They go up to the goblin, who’s glued the model back together. The goblin boasts about his model, saying the gold star will help it fly. Rachel suggests that if the gold star really is magic, it should be inside it, so the goblin puts the star inside the rocket and throws it in the air. It flies around magically, thanks to Alison’s magic. It floats in front of Kirsty, who takes the star out and gives it back to Alison. The goblin sulkily stomps back to the classroom. Alison thanks the girls and disappears. The rest of the lesson goes well and Dylan, Maya and Zac’s model train wins.Trivia[]
Persian cover
- Her Persian name is آلیسون (Alison).
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