Rainbow Magic is a popular book series for young readers, particularly girls. The series follows the adventures of two friends, Rachel and Kirsty, as they help mythical creatures that have been trapped by the evil Jack Frost. There are over 200 books in the Rainbow Magic series, each featuring a different magical creature. To keep track of the books they have read or need to read, fans often use a Rainbow Magic book checklist. This checklist helps readers stay organized and ensures they don't miss any of the exciting adventures. A Rainbow Magic book checklist typically includes the title of each book, the magical creature featured in the story, and a space to mark whether the reader has read the book or not.

Rainbow magic book checklist

The Rainbow Magic books by Daisy Meadows are a popular series of chapter books about fairies. Parents have been asking me about them in the library recently, so I thought I'd read a few random titles to get a better sense of what they're about.

The books I chose were Thea the Thursday Fairy, Chloe the Topaz Fairy, Danielle the Daisy Fairy, and Poppy the Piano Fairy. After reading all four titles, here's what I learned:

• The Rainbow Magic series actually consists of many smaller series, each focusing on a different type of fairies. Thea the Thursday Fairy is the fourth volume in the Fun Day Fairies series; Chloe the Topaz Fairy is volume 4 in the Jewel Fairies series; Danielle the Daisy Fairy is volume 6 in the Petal Fairies series; and Poppy the Piano Fairy is volume 1 in the Music Fairies series. The other series are Pet Fairies, Rainbow Fairies, Weather Fairies, Sports Fairies, Dance Fairies, Magical Animal Fairies, Ocean Fairies, Twilight Fairies, Showtime Fairies, and Princess Fairies. There is also a collection of books about Special Fairies for holidays like Christmas, and events like sleepovers. Some of the series are currently only available in the UK, but most are available in the US as well.
  
• Daisy Meadows is obviously a pseudonym, but not just for one person. There are five authors who write the Rainbow Magic books: Narinder Dhami, Sue Bentley, Linda Chapman, Marilyn Kaye and Sue Mongredien. The author of a particular volume is always thanked in the dedication at the start of the book.
  
• The books are illustrated by a British woman named Georgie Ripper. According to Amazon.com, she has also illustrated two picture books of her own - The Little Brown Bushrat and My Best Friend Bob, as well as A Dog Called Whatnot written by Linda Newbery .
  
• The books follow a very specific formula, so if you've read one, you have a general idea of what will happen in all the others. In volume 1 of a particular series, Kirsty and Rachel, the human main characters of all of the series, are informed of a crisis in Fairyland. They travel to Fairyland to investigate, and learn that Jack Frost and his goblins have stolen something of value from the fairies (jewels, flower petals, musical instruments, etc.) The girls spend the second half of book one recovering the first of 7 items. In the other 6 volumes of that series, they continue finding the magical items while doing ordinary, everyday things such as picnicking with their parents, buying a Halloween costume, or visiting the aquarium.
  
• The books don't have to be read in order. Each volume in each series recaps the events of the books preceding it so the reader always knows where she is in the action, what Kirsty and Rachel are searching for, and why. The story isn't complete, however, at the end of just one volume. The resolution of the various plots only comes from reading an entire set of 7. Books in the middle of each series don't really come to satisfying endings.
  
• There is no backstory on why Kirsty and Rachel have been chosen as the fairies' friends. That drove me nuts, but it's just kind of an accepted fact among the fairies and the girls.
  
• There is something for every girl in this series. The fairies are diverse in terms of looks, style of dress, and interests, and while the formula felt very forced and obvious to me, the many, many circumstances in which Kirsty and Rachel find themselves are bound to appeal to girls who wish for a little fairy magic in their own lives.

Posted by Katie Fitzgerald at 8:00 AM

Rainbow magic book checklist

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Rainbow Magic: The Rainbow Fairies Series
Author: Daisy Meadows
Illustrator: Georgie Ripper
Number of Books in Series: 7
Age Group: 6 - 10 years

Book 1 Summary: Rainbow Fairies Rachel and Kirsty must find the other Rainbow Fairies in order to prevent Fairyland from losing its colors and turning gray forever.

Rainbow Magic: The Rainbow Fairies Book List:

This series can be read in any order.

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Rainbow Magic Books in Order (11 Book Series)

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The Rainbow Fairies

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 1

The Fairies' Birthday Surprise

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 2

Best Friends in Fairyland

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 3

A Fairy Ballet

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 4

The Fairy Treasure Hunt

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 5

A Fairyland Costume Ball

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 6

Pet Fairies to the Rescue!

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 7

Pet Parade

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 8

The Weather Fairies

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 9

The Pet Keeper Fairies

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 10

Frances the Royal Family Fairy

Rainbow Magic: Early Reader, Book 11

FAQ

A Rainbow Magic book checklist typically includes the title of each book, the magical creature featured in the story, and a space to mark whether the reader has read the book or not. Some checklists may also include additional information, such as the number of the book in the series or the author's name. Having a book checklist can be helpful for fans of the Rainbow Magic series because it allows them to easily see which books they have already read and which ones are still waiting to be explored.

Who is the author of Rainbow Magic series?

Navigating the literary seas of the Rainbow Magic series is Daisy Meadows. This author, whether a rising star or a seasoned veteran, has crafted the pages that whisk readers away on this series' journey. Their background, style, and influences often shine through in their writing, making each book a unique experience. Fans of the series might find it intriguing to delve into other works by to see how their writing has evolved or how different themes are explored across their body of work.

It can also serve as a source of inspiration, reminding readers of the exciting creatures and magical worlds they have yet to discover. In addition to physical checklists, there are also online versions available, making it even easier for fans to keep track of their progress. These online checklists often come with additional features, such as the ability to rate and review books or connect with other Rainbow Magic fans. Overall, a Rainbow Magic book checklist is a valuable tool for fans of the series. It helps readers stay organized, ensures they don't miss any of the magical adventures, and provides a sense of accomplishment as they work their way through the vast collection of books..

Reviews for "The Ultimate Guide to Rainbow Magic Books: A Checklist for Collectors"

1. Sarah - 1 star - I was extremely disappointed with the Rainbow Magic Book Checklist. The checklist itself was poorly designed and difficult to use. The pages were cluttered and it was hard to find the specific books I was looking for. Additionally, the checklist did not provide any additional information about the books, such as summaries or ratings. Overall, I would not recommend this book checklist to any fans of the Rainbow Magic series as it is simply not helpful or user-friendly.

2. Mark - 2 stars - As a parent trying to keep track of the Rainbow Magic books my children have and haven't read, I was hoping the Rainbow Magic Book Checklist would be a useful tool. However, I was disappointed to find that the checklist was not comprehensive and did not include all the books in the series. Many of the newer releases were missing from the checklist, making it incomplete and not very useful for someone trying to keep track of their collection. I would suggest looking for a different resource if you are seeking a thorough Rainbow Magic book checklist.

3. Emily - 1 star - I found the Rainbow Magic Book Checklist to be extremely outdated and inaccurate. Many of the books listed as available were no longer in print or were difficult to find. Not only did this make it frustrating to use the checklist, but it also made me question the reliability of the information provided. If you are a collector or a parent trying to track down specific Rainbow Magic books, I would not recommend relying on this checklist. It needs to be updated and verified for accuracy.

A Comprehensive Checklist for Rainbow Magic Book Collectors