Victoria the Violin Fairy

Victoria the Violin Fairy by Daisy Meadows

The girls see a performance by a band with weird instrumentation that sounds really good. Turns out they are goblins with the magic violin. Victoria the violin fairy comes and helps them rescue the special violin. First they ring the other guy in the audience's cell phone to get him to leave. Then they shine spotlights on the violin goblin and drop a stage scene and curtains to try to separate him. Then they try to have him go back while swapping out the old violin with one they find sitting around. They cut the lights and then swap out hte violin. Now the goblin band sounds awful. Why do they need to do certain things when fairy magic can handle it also? I guess you just need to suspend beliefs. And don't goblins like bad sounding music? It was interesting that it started out with the girls searching online for music to purchase and download. This sets it in a very narrow range of time. 

Sadie the Saxophone Fairy

Sadie the Saxophone Fairy by Daisy Meadows

Sadie is the last of the music fairies. Jack Frost has her magic saxophone and this makes him a great musician and rapper. They manage to get it from the goblin that has it by having his shining wipe turn it invisible. After that Jack Frost's band sounds horrible and another band winds the talent show. The girls get to go off to a fairyland festival. It is a bit different than the typical goblin encounters.

Fiona the Flute Fairy (Music Fairies #3)

Fiona the Flute Fairy (Music Fairies #3)

Fiona's magic flute has the ability to lure people to follow it. In the Goblin hands this can lead to plenty of problems. Alas, the goblins fight over it, causing it to separate to pieces. The girls help get the pieces back and restore peace in the land.

Ellie the Guitar Fairy (The Music Fairies #2)

Ellie the Guitar Fairy (The Music Fairies #2) by Daisy Meadows

One of the girl's dad has a band that sounds awful. The girls see a fairy pop out of the guitarist''s case. She is the guitar fairy and is trying to find the magical guitar that helps people play well. The Goblins have it and want to use it to win a competition. They find the goblin, but he is reluctant to give up the guitar. He is going to go to a music store to show that he is better than "Heddie Van Walen" (hmm, who is that based on.) The girls and fairy get there before him and trick him to go down an alley where the pelt him with rotten fruit. The fairy manages to get the guitar back and then clean up the mess. They go back and help make the dad band sound good. It was fun to see them sneak in a bit of pop culture reference into this fairy book. They also ran into somebody that they thought might be a goblin, but wasn't. A few "differences" from the typical book give it a slightly higher rating.