Rainbow Magic Ocean Fairies #89: Stephanie the Starfish Fairy
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Product description
In the fourth thrilling story in the Ocean Fairies series, Kirsty, Rachel and Stephanie the Starfish Fairy must find Shimmer the starfish. This involves a midnight adventure by the rockpools – and a goblin chase through the moonlight!
Product Details
Series
Rainbow Magic Ocean Fairies (book 89)
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781408308196
Publisher
Date published
April 1st, 2010
Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 4.9; Lower years; 1.0 points
Other details
- 80 pages
Condition
New
Series
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What kids think
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samcharlie123
on 6 March 2013A great book about Rachel and Kirsty and how they help the fairy. Would recommend to younger girls, but older girls may also enjoy.
4out of 5 -
KarlMagic33
on 23 May 2011I love her Starfish, Spike and my Freind Rachele is reading her Stephanie the Starfish Fairy book so I hope you enjoy it Rachele bye. Really Good!
5out of 5 -
km96623
on 23 August 2010Great book.
4out of 5
pawprint2
on 8 March 2013
I love these books but I wish they were longer