Jasmine smiled as the breeze took the girls past her. “Fairy dust,” she replied, sprinkling some over a pretty pink ribbon. Immediately, the ribbon flew toward Rachel and tied itself neatly around her ponytail.

“Thank you!” Rachel called as the breeze pushed her on.

In the next room, Phoebe the Fashion Fairy was hard at work, surrounded by rolls of glittery fabric, boxes of shiny sequins, and rows of sparkling buttons. There were racks of gowns and outfits in every color imaginable.

Phoebe called out a cheerful hello — and the shiny golden ball gown she was working on lifted an arm and waved, too!

Kirsty laughed and waved back. “This is the most exciting place in the world!” she declared. And then she jumped in surprise as the breeze carried them into a very busy room.

Fairies were dashing all over the place. They were trying to catch a shiny silver package with small pink wings as it zoomed around the room.

“This is Polly the Party Fun Fairy’s room,” Honey told the girls, as Polly flew over, smiling.

“This is my new game—Pass the Magic Present,” Polly explained.

“Fun!” Rachel laughed.

But Kirsty shrieked and ducked, because the mischievous package had come flying straight at her! She flapped her wings to get out of the way of the laughing fairies who were chasing the present.

“Bye, Polly,” Honey called, catching Kirsty’s hands and pulling her toward a pair of bright red doors. “It’s my department next—the Candy Factory,” she announced. The breeze carried the girls and Honey through the doors and out into a sunlit courtyard. Then, the magical wind went away just as suddenly as it had appeared. When it did, the girls were gently set down on the ground again.

Honey led them along a path to a small orchard. Kirsty and Rachel stared in wonder—the trees seemed to be sparkling!

“Sugar frosting,” Honey told them with a grin. She broke off a handful of glittering green leaves. “Here, try these.”

Kirsty and Rachel bit into the sugared leaves, which tasted like sweet, tangy limes.

“Yummy!” Rachel declared, licking her lips.

“There are caramel apples growing on those trees,” Honey said, pointing. “And lemon drops over there.” They all watched as a couple of fairies flew close to the trees, picking the treats and putting them in golden baskets.

Farther along, Rachel spotted some other fairies using long strips of licorice as jump ropes. “What are they doing?” Rachel asked.

“Strength testing,” Honey told her. “And making sure the licorice is stretchy enough.” She smiled. “Besides, licorice always makes the best jump ropes. You should try it sometime.” The next fairy they saw was making bonbons bounce in and out of a huge jar of pink icing. Fluffy, pink cotton candy flowers grew at her feet, while chocolate mice ran around squeaking.