Rainbow Magic: Ivy the Worry Fairy: Special

Book is good, but took a few weeks to arrive.

This is a great book series, with many wonderful characters which are so likable and have great qualities to instill into the younger readers.This story is about a fairy named Ivy who is very caring towards her friends, especially when they are worried... Ivy knows just what to say and do, using her magic to help them. However, Jack Frost is causing trouble again and Ivy is left without her powers and is very worried herself, but she has wonderful friends Rachel and Kirsty, who care about her and are there to help.These stories are in a larger font so they are easy to read and are accompanied with illustrations to compliment the story throughout. They are suitable for confident young readers from around 6 plus or great to read with your child for bedtime stories. They teach lessons about being a good friend and helping others.

Lots of charming illustrations in this book which is about the 'worry fairy' she is not the sort of fairy you would expect to see for she wears dungarees and a pink jacket whereas normally fairies wear a big dress with lots of lace and sparkles. The worry fairiy's job is to help everyone manage their worries but Jack Frost gave her worry stone to a goblin and without the worry stone no one will understand why they are worrying. If a person knows why they are worrying it is much easier to cope with it. Lovely book for children of reading age and up till about 10 years old.

These books are nice for young readers, but they really are very simple with little storyline. I did like the worry fairy though and that spark some discussion with my daughter which was good, but overall I think these are simple books that may help your child get into reading but they will quickly move on to books which grab their attention and draw them into a story.

These books are seemingly a must have amongst youngsters, a good easy read with pictures too makes it enjoyable.