Holly the Christmas Fairy

Holly the Christmas Fairy by Daisy Meadows

Jack Frost wants to get some special Christmas presents. The girls and the fairy want to keep him from getting them. Somehow, they can see exactly which presents are the special ones, but Jack Frost needs to open everyone to find out. Jack Frost hides in an exhibit in the mall and pretends to be Santa. Nobody seems to notice a bunch of Goblins and a mean Santa. They think it is cool when the reindeer fly away. The girls eventually get the presents, and then trick Jack Frost into wearing the crown that gets him banished. Then they get Santa working again to deliver presents. This has even more plot holes than the typical fairy book.

Cara the Camp Fairy

Cara the Camp Fairy by Daisy Meadows

The girls are going to summer camp and things start going bad. Jack Frost has stolen three tokens that help summer camps. One allows kids to have fun, one keeps them cool and one helps them find their way. Jack Frost has the goblins in a summer camp nearby. The girls and the fairy go to get the missing objects from the goblins. This includes a raid by the whole camp (who think the goblins are just boys.) This is one of the better fairy books.

Florence the Friendship Fairy

Florence the Friendship Fairy by Daisy Meadows

The goblins steal friendship items that make scrapbooks fall apart and people get angry with each other. The girls and the fairy work to get the things back. Eventually they get the final friendship bands back from the goblins and people are friends again. (the friendship bracelets cause friendship when worn on the proper person, but cause people to not get along when on the wrong wearer.) There is also something about a city hall becoming a friendship hall in this fairy special edition book