“Thank you, girls!” she cried. “Basketball games everywhere will be fun and fair again. Now, I need to return to Fairyland and tell the other Sports Fairies the good news.” She smiled at Rachel and Kirsty as she spun the magic basketball around on one finger. “Keep up the good work.” And Brittany flew out the door, leaving a trail of dazzling purple sparkles behind her.

“Well, you were right, Rachel,” Kirsty said happily as they went off to search for Abby and her friends. “The magic did come to us!”

“Now we’re going to have fun trying out other sports.” Rachel laughed. “And hopefully we’ll have more exciting adventures with the Sports Fairies, too!”

Now Rachel and Kirsty need to help

Jack Frost’s goblins stole Samantha’s magic goggles. Can Rachel and Kirsty help Samantha outsmart the goblins and get the goggles back?

Join their next adventure in this special sneak peek!

“Fetch, Buttons!” Rachel Walker called, throwing her dog’s favorite ball across the yard.

Kirsty Tate, Rachel’s best friend, who was staying with the Walkers for spring break, smiled. “Buttons loves exercise, doesn’t he?” she said, as the dog bounded after the ball. “And we’re almost as fit as he is. We’ve had such an athletic week!”

Rachel grinned. Without her parents knowing, Rachel and Kirsty had been taking part in a new fairy adventure this week. They were helping the Sports Fairies track down their missing magic objects. Rachel felt as if she and Kirsty were the luckiest girls in the world, being friends with the fairies.

“Good dog!” said Rachel’s dad, coming out to the yard with Mrs. Walker. Buttons rushed back with the ball in his mouth, then dropped it at Rachel’s feet and went to his water bowl to drink thirstily.

“Phew, it’s hot,” Mrs. Walker said, fanning herself. “It’s the perfect day for a swim.”

Rachel and Kirsty looked at each other excitedly. Swimming would be a great idea — especially since Samantha the Swimming Fairy’s magic goggles were still missing.

“Ooh, yes, can we go swimming?” Rachel asked.

“The Tippington pool is closed,” Mr. Walker pointed out, “so you’d have to go to Aqua World in the next town over.” Then he frowned. “But I took the car into the garage to be serviced, so I won’t be able to drive you there.”

“You could take the bus,” Mrs. Walker said. “The 41 goes all the way there. If you take your cell phone, Rachel, you can let me know when you’ll be back.”

“Hooray!” cheered Rachel and Kirsty together. They both rushed inside to pack their swimming things. Then Rachel’s mom walked them to the bus stop….

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