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Sky the Blue Fairy is having some bubble trouble. Will Rachel and Kirsty be able to help her, with a clue from a rainbow-colored crab?.

Rachel and Kirsty try to find Sunny the Yellow Fairy and her sisters in order to break the spell that Jack Frost has placed upon all of Fairyland.

"Imagine a rainbow without color or flamingos or red shoes, what about a zebra? Explore the wonderful, whimsical world of color . . . as it makes the world go round!"--Dust jacket.

"Esther spies a rainbow peeking out from under her chair ... and then it's gone. She looks for colors in everything she sees, finding a different rainbow color each day of the week - but will she find her rainbow again?"--OCLC.

A story about a duck watching a rainstorm and then finding a rainbow.

Text and color illustrations provide an introduction to rainbows, including what causes them, the coloring in rainbows, where in the sky they appear, and more.

Tells the story of how color came to the earth and how after a rain, colors in all their beauty were brought together in the form of a rainbow.

"Explains what causes rainbows . . [and] helps readers learn all about the science behind this phenomenon as well as ways that people study . . . it"--Provided by publisher.

Jack Frost steals the Petal Fairies' magical petals, which puts flowers everywhere in danger, and readers are asked to help Rachel and Kirsty confront Jack and save Fairyland by finding Ella the rose Fairy's missing petal.

Introduces the science behind rainbows, including why rainbows occur and what they are made of.