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    Marshmallow Mystery
    Marshmallow Mystery
    Marshmallow Mystery
    Ebook82 pages49 minutes

    Marshmallow Mystery

    By Helen Perelman and Erica-Jane Waters

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    The Candy Fairies can’t sugarcoat their dilemma—they need to find the Fairy Code Book, and fast!

    There’s a mystery to be solved in Sugar Valley: the Fairy Code Book is missing! Raina, the Gummy Fairy, is frantic. She keeps the book with her at all times and can’t believe she has misplaced it. If this important book, which holds all the secrets, history, and recipes of Sugar Valley, gets into the wrong hands, who knows what will happen? The Candy Fairies have to solve this sticky situation—and fast!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAladdin
    Release dateJan 28, 2014
    ISBN9781442453029
    Marshmallow Mystery
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    Helen Perelman

    Helen Perelman has worked in a children’s bookstore and was a children’s book editor. She now writes full-time in New York, where she lives with her husband and two daughters. Visit her online at HelenPerelman.com.

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      Marshmallow Mystery - Helen Perelman

      Peppermint Problem

      Raina the Gummy Fairy was enjoying a quiet afternoon in Gummy Forest. The sun was beginning to set, and she was feeding the gummy fish. Twice a day she sprinkled the flavor flakes into Gummy Lake. Raina loved taking care of the animals who lived in Gummy Forest.

      All of a sudden a loud voice startled her.

      Raina! shouted Dash the Mint Fairy.

      Dash whizzed down to the ground as if she were in a race. She nearly knocked Raina over when she landed.

      I am so happy to find you! Dash cried.

      Whoa! Raina exclaimed. She stumbled backward as Dash hugged her. When Raina saw her friend’s face, she gasped. What’s wrong?

      Dash pushed a lock of her blond hair out of her face. Her small silver wings were beating superfast. I really need to talk to you, she said, panting.

      Dash was one of the fastest fairies in Sugar Valley. Raina could tell that Dash had just made the trip to Gummy Forest in record time.

      Okay, okay, Raina said. Slow down. There’s no race today. She smiled. No one loved a race more than her friend Dash.

      Dash put her hands on her knees and took a few deep breaths. She took an extra-long breath in and out before she spoke. It’s Mallow, Dash finally said.

      The frosted white owl in Marshmallow Marsh? Raina asked. She looked very concerned. She put her feeding bucket down. Is he all right?

      Dash shook her head. I am not sure, she said. Dash’s blue eyes were wide with concern. He was acting very strange when I saw him.

      What do you mean? Raina asked.

      I think that he may be hiding something, Dash replied.

      Raina looked at Dash carefully. Mallow was an owl, so he spent his days sleeping and his nights exploring Sugar Valley. Wait a sweet second, Raina said. What were you doing in the marsh so late at night?

      That is what makes this all so strange, Dash told her. "I just saw Mallow! In the afternoon! And he wasn’t sleeping. She took another deep breath before continuing. I was getting some marshmallow frosting for my racing sled, and there he was!"

      Raina looked up at the darkening sky. Well, it is close to nighttime now, she said. Soon it will be Sun Dip. Maybe he was getting up a little early?

      Dash leaped up in the air. I don’t think so. He didn’t look like he had slept at all. He wasn’t very chatty, either, she said. You know Mallow loves to tell stories. But just now he rushed off and barely had time for a quick hello.

      Let’s sit down over here, Raina said. She guided Dash over to the dock by the lake and they sat down on the edge.

      I’m not just upset by seeing Mallow, Dash said. There’s something else that’s worrying me.

      Raina watched Dash carefully. What else?

      Well, Dash said, before I was at the marsh, I noticed broken candy canes in Peppermint Grove along the Chocolate River shoreline. She tilted her head. Do you think that might be part of the reason Mallow is acting so strange? She wrapped her arms around herself. Do you think maybe there is something or someone haunting the marsh?

      You sound like you’ve been reading some Lupa stories, Raina said, smiling. Raina had lent Dash a book about the brave Candy Fairy explorer Lupa. Lupa stories were full of

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