Stardust: magic in the air, 2005, 160 pages, linda chapman, penguin books limited, 2005, pdf ebook

Stardust: Magic in the Air, Linda Chapman, Penguin Books Limited, 2005, 0141925566, 9780141925561, 160pages. Nine-year-old Lucy has recently discovered that she is a stardust spirit and now has a new magicalnighttime existence in which she and her friends Allegra, Faye and Ella fly through the woods using theirmagic to save the animals and environment.This summer Allegra is keen to practise her higher magic ofcreating a magic shield - she wants to be as powerful a spirit as she possibly can! Allegra knows the best wayis to practise with her friends but when the four girls fall out not only does their magic suffer but they are indanger of neglecting a rare buzzard they are meant to be protecting from humans. It's up to Allegra to geteveryone back together!The third of four books about friendships and family relationships, weaving fantasyseamlessly into the everday world. Stardust: Midnight Magic , Linda Chapman, Feb 7, 2008, Juvenile Fiction, 192 pages. Lucy's powers areincredibly special - she's the most powerful young stardust spirit there has ever been. But as Lucy has to spendmore and more time with the adult stardust .
Not Quite a Mermaid: Mermaid Wish , Linda Chapman, Aug 3, 2006, Juvenile Fiction, 96 pages. The sixthtitle in the Not Quite a Mermaid series - an underwater world of magic and adventure! Electra really wants togo and explore the shipwreck near Mermaid Island. She .
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Stardust Stolen Magic, Linda Chapman, Feb 2, 2006, Juvenile Fiction, 192 pages. After discovering that shewas a stardust spirit, Lucy has spent a magical year with her new stardust friends Allegra, Faye and Ella flyingthrough the woods at night-time .
Skating School: Amber Skate Star Amber Skate Star, Linda Chapman, May 6, 2010, Juvenile Fiction, 128pages. Welcome to a magical world where dreams come true. . . Brand new pupils arrive at the magicalskating school for some sparkling new adventures!.
Not Quite a Mermaid: Mermaid Party , Linda Chapman, Jan 5, 2006, Juvenile Fiction, 96 pages. Electra, thenine-year old mermaid with legs instead of a tail is back and in search of even more adventure! It's New Yearon Mermaid Island. Every year a young Queen of the .
Stardust: Shadows of Magic , Linda Chapman, Apr 5, 2007, Juvenile Fiction, 176 pages. A wonderful mix of amagical stardust world and the everyday dilemmas that face every young girl. Lucy has gone on holiday withher best friend Allegra so that they can .
Not Quite a Mermaid: Mermaid Promise , Linda Chapman, Jul 3, 2008, Juvenile Fiction, 96 pages. Electra has had a great idea. It's been a year since her best dolphin friend, Splash, came to live on Mermaid Island - soshe's going to throw him a party! But when Splash .
Skating School: Silver Skate Surprise Silver Skate Surprise, Linda Chapman, Mar 4, 2010, Juvenile Fiction,128 pages. Welcome to a magical world where dreams come true . . . Emily can't believe her time atice-skating school in the sparkling Magic Land of Ice and Winter is coming to an end .
Stardust: Stolen Magic , Linda Chapman, Feb 2, 2006, Juvenile Fiction, 192 pages. After discovering that shewas a stardust spirit, Lucy has spent a magical year with her new stardust friends Allegra, Faye and Ella flyingthrough the woods at night-time .
Not Quite a Mermaid: Mermaid Rescue , Linda Chapman, Apr 3, 2008, Juvenile Fiction, 96 pages. Electra isvery excited. Two of the older mermaids, Keri and Marina, have asked her if she would like to go campingwith them on Craggy Island. What an adventure! But the .
Not Quite a Mermaid: Mermaid Tricks , Linda Chapman, Jan 31, 2008, Juvenile Fiction, 96 pages. Electra ishaving a brilliant time playing scary tricks on all her mermaid friends - and when Sparkle, the baby seahorse,joins in they have even more fun. But not everyone .
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