NOTHING RATTLES SILVERMIST. She’s the calmest water-talent fairy around, and as cool as a deep mountain lake. But then an “unlucky” white ladybug lands on Silvermist’s head, and her orderly world goes topsy-turvy. She’s never been the type of fairy to lose things or have accidents or make mistakes . . . until now. Silvermist doesn’t believe in bad luck and silly old fairy superstitions. But all her troubles began after she found the white ladybug. Could the other fairies be right? Is Silvermist really under a curse?
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“These books are classic Disney with little bits of wisdom wrapped around entertaining adventures. Any fan of Disney or just good stories should check out the Disney Fairies series.”—Texas Daily Register
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Is bad luck real?,
By DJ Joe Sixpack (...in Middle America) - See all my reviews (TOP 500 REVIEWER) (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER)
This review is from: Silvermist and the Ladybug Curse (Disney Fairies) (Paperback)
"Silvermist And The Ladybug Curse"
(Random House, 2008) ---------------------------------------- This is a good entry in Disney's Tinkerbell-related "Pixie Hollow" series... In it, a cheerful, optimistic fairy named Silvermist has her self-confidence shaken when her friends tell her she's been "cursed" with bad luck because she's come across a rare white ladybug. A series of clumsy accidents starts to convince Silvermist that the curse is real, and she has to find a way to overcome the jinx. Taken as a girl-power book, the plot works fine, but in the context of the Pixie Hollow reality, the whole that's-just-superstition, you-make-your-own-luck lesson is a little less clear, since in the Pixie Hollow world, magic *is* real... and if magic is real, why not "bad luck," too? Still, this is an okay book for new readers to delve into -- if your kid has glommed onto the Tinkerbell movie, etc., and wants more of that world, this book is a good episode. (Joe Sixpack, ReadThatAgain children's book reviews)
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Good book in fun and exciting series,
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My five year old daughter loved having me read this chapter book to her. It kept her engaged and there were even parts I would have her read to me. Admittedly, she can already read and can focus easily, but the action in the story should keep younger audiences engaged and is fun for those beginning chapter book readers.
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This review is from: Silvermist and the Ladybug Curse (Disney Fairies) (Paperback)
The water talent fairy Silvermist thinks she is cursed by the white lady bug she finds in a game. Vidia is happy to keep spreading the rumor that she is cursed for good. Silvermist tries to show her good side and keep a stiff upper lip. This is book is a lesson of perception. If you put your mind on the bad, then bad happens. Or if you put your mind on the good, then good happens. What happens to Silvermist and others around her doesn't matter if it is good or bad. It just the fact it could happen to anyone. I thought this story was only okay. Vidia was very annoying in this book. I know she is the mean fairy but boy can she be mean. I am not sure the character Silvermist was as detailed as other fairies have been in other books.
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