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Rita the Frog Princess Fairy
Rita the Frog Princess Fairy
Reviewed by: Deidre Walsh - Goodall Memorial Library, Sanford, Southern Maine Library District
Review Date: October 11, 2016
Review
Jack Frost has stolen the Frog Princess fairy's magic mixing bowl. Chaos has come to the world of the Fairy Tale fairies. In order to restore things back to normal, Rachel and Kirsty must find the magic mixing bowl and return it to the Frog Princess fairy. Not only has it been stolen by Jack Frost, but now the goblins have hidden it. Will the girls find it before its too late? Oh no! Again, this title in the series is a quick, fun and frothy read for fans of fairies and the like. The target audience of girls and boys in grades 2-4 is well served with this title (and the rest of the series). It is kid entertainment at its silly best. Newly independent readers, those not quite ready for larger chapter books, and more detailed fairy related stories will enjoy this. Purchase where Daisy Meadows is popular. And where isn't she? This is a good purchase for fairy fans and reluctant readers.
Overall Book Score: good
About the Book
Author:
Meadows, Daisy
Illustrator: Meadows, Daisy
Illustration Quality: fair
Publisher: Scholastic
Book Type: chapter book fiction
Genre: adventure,fantasy,mystery
Audience: grades k-3,grades 4-6
Binding Type: paperback
Binding Quality: fair
ISBN: 9780545851978
Price: 4.99