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Number | 1-7 | ||
Logo | Izzy the Indigo Fairy | ||
Location | Rainspell Island | ||
Special Thanks | Narinder Dhami (Ruby, Amber, Fern, Izzy) Sue Bentley (Saffron, Sky, Heather) | ||
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The Rainbow Fairies are the 1st series and represent the colours of the rainbow, and are responsible for keeping all the colours of Fairyland shining and bright. Things are never dull when this bunch is around!
There are seven Rainbow fairies and they are: Ruby the Red Fairy, Amber the Orange Fairy, Saffron the Yellow Fairy, Fern the Green Fairy, Sky the Blue Fairy, Izzy the Indigo Fairy and Heather the Violet Fairy.
Problem[]
Rachel met Kirsty on their spring break to Rainspell Island. They were exploring the island until they found Ruby the Red Fairy trapped under a black pot. Ruby tells the girls about Jack Frost and how he took away the colour in Fairyland. Her sisters were scattered all over the island. They were asked to find each fairy, and bring them back to safety in the pot. They also must avoid the goblins. When all the fairies were reunited, they fly to Fairyland and use their magic to bring the colour back.
The ending to Heather the Violet Fairy (when Kirsty and Rachel returned her to the pot) was different in Rainbow Magic: Return to Rainspell Island, compared to the book's ending.
Jack Frost's Poem[]
Cold winds blow and thick ice form,
I conjure up this fairy storm.
To the seven corners of the mortal world
The Rainbow Fairies will be hurled!
I curse every part of Fairyland,
With a frosty wave of my icy hand.
For now and always, from this fateful day,
Fairyland will be cold and grey!
The Fairies[]
Ruby the Red Fairy[]
Ruby was trapped in the Pot when Rachel and Kirsty came to rescue her. She was found first out of all the Rainbow Fairies. Red flowers fall from her wand. She has long blonde hair tied up with roses, wears a red dress, crimson slippers with ribbons wrapped around her legs, and a rose necklace.
Amber the Orange Fairy[]
Amber was trapped in a creamy orange scallop shell. Orange bubbles emanate from her wand. She has flame-colored hair tied up with peach blossoms and wears an orange catsuit with long boots.
Saffron the Yellow Fairy[]
(aka Sunny the Yellow Fairy)
Saffron was trapped in one of Mrs. Merry's beehives. Yellow butterflies fall from her wand. She has short blonde hair and wears a yellow t-shirt with a butterfly in the corner, yellow shorts with a butterfly at the bottom, and yellow trainers.
Fern the Green Fairy[]
Fern was trapped in an alcove in a nut tree that had frozen over. Green leaves fly from her wand. She has brown hair tied into pigtails and wears a bright green top and stretchy trousers with leaf shapes around her neck and waist, and brown pixie boots.
Sky the Blue Fairy[]
Sky was trapped in a bubble in a rock-pool which turned deadly as it froze over when Jack Frost's goblins got too close, almost killing her. Blue stars emanate from her wand. She has short curly blonde hair, wears a short, sparkly dress and knee-high boots. Her earrings and headband are made of tiny stars.
Izzy the Indigo Fairy[]
(aka Inky the Indigo Fairy)
Izzy was trapped in a copy of "The Big Book of Fairy Tales" in Mermaid Cottage. Indigo ink drops fly from her wand. She has neat blue-black hair, wearing indigo jeans and a matching jacket covered with spangles.
Heather the Violet Fairy[]
Heather was trapped in Tom Goodfellow's Merry-go-round. Violet blossoms fall from her wand. She has shoulder-length blonde hair with a blossom in it. She wears a violet dress with matching stockings and slippers and a violet pearl necklace and bracelets.
Trivia[]
- As suggested by the end of Heather the Violet Fairy, the Rainbow Fairies set was originally meant to be a stand-alone series, before its popularity gave the creators a reason to prolong it by writing more series.
- They make appearances in other stories more frequently than other fairies.
- They feature in two Scholastic Reader books: The Rainbow Fairies and The Fairies' Birthday Surprise.
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