Rainbow Magic Rainbow Fairies #2: Amber the Orange Fairy Graphic Novel - by Daisy Meadows & Nora Neus (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Discover the world of the Rainbow Magic fairies in this all-new graphic novel adaptation of the bestselling Rainbow Fairies series, featuring Amber the Orange Fairy!

After learning Jack Frost's villainous plan to drain the color from Fairyland, best friends Kirsty and Rachel set out to rescue the Rainbow Fairies. They already found Ruby the Red Fairy! But can they find her sister Amber the Orange Fairy and avoid Jack Frost's mean goblins? Now in a colorful and dynamic graphic novel format, this magical story features age-appropriate text and vibrant illustrations of the magical fairy world broken into easy-to-read chapters. This book is great for beginning readers and graphic novel fans looking for their next series!

Get to know the Rainbow Magic series!
With more than 40 million titles of the Rainbow Magic series sold worldwide, this beloved children's series is now available in graphic novels! Experience the friendship and adventures in Fairyland with these fantastic, introductory graphic novels. This wonderfully engaging series features highly accessible stories, simple language, and fresh and fun illustrations, perfect for newly independent readers. A fan favorite for decades, the series has thousands of positive reviews attesting to the fact that the Rainbow Magic series turned their child into a confident and dedicated reader. Now, longtime fans and beginning readers can experience these magical stories as contemporary graphic novels!

About the Author

Nora Neus wrote her first hard-hitting journalism piece on the family computer: "Local boy throws corn at sister." (Yes, she was the sister.) Her work now spans television news, documentary filmmaking, graphic novels, nonfiction, and podcasts. All of her people-centered storytelling aims to amplify marginalized voices and motivate change. Her passion for ethical journalism as a critical component of democracy has taken her from local news to CNN. Now, she's continuing her work as a freelance journalist, producer, and author to reach adult and young people through national publications, books, and speaking engagements.