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Daisy Meadows - Author
A missing magic hoop gives Rachel and Kirsty a clear quest amid preparations for the Fairy Olympics. The goblins’ threat makes the competition’s fate part of the adventure.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceHow the book presents it: The theft is presented as an obstacle to the competition, and Rachel and Kirsty’s task is to recover the hoop.
Talk about: How do the characters respond to someone taking what belongs to others?
The gymnastics theme sits within a magical sports competition, so the story may appeal to readers who enjoy sport woven into fantasy and a straightforward recovery quest.
The goblins steal magical objects and threaten to take over the competition, creating a fantasy peril around whether the event can go ahead.
What do you think makes recovering the hoop important to Rachel and Kirsty—and would you feel differently if the competition were not at stake?
Try reading a little at a time and pause to predict how Rachel and Kirsty might tackle the quest. This can make the competition’s stakes and the characters’ choices easier to follow together.
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Gemma the gymnastics fairy by Daisy Meadows | Open Library
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Checked: 2 October 2026.
Relevant to: General book context
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Checked: 2 October 2026.
Relevant to: The stolen magic hoop
Limited information
Checked: 2 October 2026.
Relevant to: The stolen magic hoop
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