โ Scribed by Daisy Meadows
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These fairies are crafty! Rainspell Island is hosting an Arts and Crafts Week. Rachel and Kirsty can't wait to try all the different creative activities! But Jack Frost has other plans. He likes making chaos more than making art. Libby the Writing Fairy needs her magic notebook back. Rainspell Island's residents are plagued by terrible writer's block--only Rachel and Kirsty can get everyone's creative juices flowing again! Find the special fairy object in each book and help save the arts and crafts magic!
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