SuitabookFreya The Friday Fairy
Daisy Meadows
- Reading
- Before reading, notice what makes a day feel fun for the characters. During the quest, pause to consider whose problem is being solved; afterwards, compare the characters’ roles and discuss the ending.
- Themes
- Restoring enjoyment: The stolen flags mean the Fun Day Fairies cannot make each day fun, and everyone is described as miserable. The book?s stance on this remains unclear.
- Helping someone recover what was taken: Rachel and Kirsty help Freya try to retrieve her stolen flag from Jack Frost. The premise places cooperation at the centre of the mission, but it is not clear whether the characters succeed through teamwork, courage, cleverness or another quality.
- Worth knowing
- The central conflict involves theft and unhappiness: Jack Frost takes the flags, and the Fun Day Fairies cannot perform their role.