The Fairies Who Lost Their Powers - Molloy, Margaret
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The fairies sit together in the glen, where they devise a plan to restore power to some of the fairies who have lost theirs. It is not going to be an easy task, so careful planning is called for. Sonya, the leader of the group, outlines what has happened to the fairies. Some have lost their sparkle, some their skip, others their jumping skills and some have lost their ability to flip. She knows whose help is needed to restore these powers. Georgie Grasshopper, Sammy Seal, Skippy the Kangaroo and the fairies, Melanie, Glenda and Rosie will be asked to help Sylvie, Simone and Fay. These are good…mehr

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The fairies sit together in the glen, where they devise a plan to restore power to some of the fairies who have lost theirs. It is not going to be an easy task, so careful planning is called for. Sonya, the leader of the group, outlines what has happened to the fairies. Some have lost their sparkle, some their skip, others their jumping skills and some have lost their ability to flip. She knows whose help is needed to restore these powers. Georgie Grasshopper, Sammy Seal, Skippy the Kangaroo and the fairies, Melanie, Glenda and Rosie will be asked to help Sylvie, Simone and Fay. These are good friends, and Sonya knows they will gladly help out. Losing their powers is something the fairies do not like, and they will be ever so grateful to their friends for helping them. Sometimes all it takes to make things right is a little help from friends. The world looks a brighter place for all when this happens.
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Margaret Molloy holds a B.A. in English and History and an MSc in Library and Information Studies. She works for Mayo Library Service in Ballina library. She lives in Bohola, Co. Mayo. Her work has been published in national and local magazines and newspapers, including Ireland's Own, Ireland's Eye, The Irish Catholic, The Western People, The Mayo News and The Connaught Telegraph. She was involved in the publication of Bohola Its History and its People (1992) and The Martin Sheridan Story (1998).