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Daisy Meadows' Morgan the Midnight Fairy is a campfire adventure for 5 year olds about a midnight feast that's going very wrong.
It's holiday time at Camp Stargaze for Kirsty and Rachel, and tonight the whole camp is having a midnight feast with fireworks. But the fire won't get hot. The hot dogs stay pink. Even the marshmallows come out of the flames stone cold!
The girls know exactly why. Jack Frost has stolen the Night Fairies' bags of magic dust, and without Morgan's night dust, midnight parties everywhere are flopping.
Then a "spark" flies out of the fire with silver wings. It's Morgan herself.
When a boy spots a green "monster" in the bushes, Kirsty and Rachel slip away to follow it. It's one of Jack Frost's goblins, and his gang are having a much better feast than the campers. (Bogmallows, anyone?)
What follows is lots of fun. Morgan shrinks the girls to fairy size, and they come up with a plan to spook the goblins with a ghost story. Rachel even gets disguised as a ghost!
It's got everything that makes these books so easy to love. Two best friends, a big secret, a bit of fairy magic and goblins who are much more silly than scary. The ghost stories round the campfire are giggly rather than spooky, too.
This is one of seven Night Fairies stories, and the girls have already met all the fairies and found three of the missing bags by the time it begins. It's all explained in the first few pages, though, so your reader won't feel lost.
If they love a sparkly holiday adventure with Kirsty and Rachel, Summer the Holiday Fairy takes them back to Rainspell Island, where Jack Frost has pinched all the sand off the beach for his giant sandcastle.
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