Rebecca The Rock 'N' Roll Fairy: The Dance Fairies Book 3
Jun 2012 · Rainbow Magic Book 52 · Hachette UK
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Rebecca desperately needs to get her dance ribbon back, as even the best rock 'n' roll dancers are doing a terrible job without it! To rescue the ribbon, though, Rachel and Kirsty will have to outwit not one, but two goblins!
Rebecca desperately needs to get her dance ribbon back, as even the best rock 'n' roll dancers are doing a terrible job without it! To rescue the ribbon, though, Rachel and Kirsty will have to outwit not one, but two goblins!
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The Rainbow Magic, Unicorn Magic and Pixie Magic books are written by a small collective of authors under the name Daisy Meadows. Rainbow Magic is the no.1 bestselling series for children aged 5 and up with over 40 million copies sold worldwide! Learn more about the books at orchardseriesbooks.co.uk, where you can find your Rainbow Magic fairy and discover a new series to enjoy.
Georgie Ripper was born in London and is a children's book illustrator known for her work on the Rainbow Magic series of fairy books. She won the Macmillan Prize for Picture Book Illustration in 2000 with My Best Friend Bob and Little Brown Bushrat which she authored and illustrated.
The Rainbow Magic, Unicorn Magic and Pixie Magic books are written by a small collective of authors under the name Daisy Meadows. Rainbow Magic is the no.1 bestselling series for children aged 5 and up with over 40 million copies sold worldwide! Learn more about the books at orchardseriesbooks.co...
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