SuitabookElla the Rose Fairy
Daisy Meadows
- Reading
- Before reading, explain that the story involves a magical search and an opposing group. Afterwards, ask which character’s choices helped the search and whether the ending felt reassuring.
- Themes
- Helping and cooperation: Rachel and Kirsty must help the fairies find their missing magic petals before the goblins obtain them. The book?s stance on this remains unclear.
- Opposition and persistence: Jack Frost gives the goblins a wand and is described as determined to get the petals before the fairies do. The plot sets up a contest between the fairies' helpers and an opposing force; it does not show whether persistence, cleverness or power is ultimately rewarded.
- Worth knowing
- The central tension involves goblins trying to obtain the petals, with Jack Frost giving them a wand and pursuing the goal persistently. The intensity and consequences are not clear.