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Jim Henson's Enchanted Sisters: Spring's Sparkle Sleepover
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Jim Henson's Enchanted Sisters: Spring's Sparkle Sleepover
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Jim Henson's Enchanted Sisters: Spring's Sparkle Sleepover

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On the last night of her season, Winter hosts a sleepover party for her sisters-and the youngest Enchanted Sister, Spring, finally feels old enough to go! But Spring is nervous . . . she's never slept away from home before. The evening ends in disaster when a storm scares Spring into leaving the party early. But when Bluster Tempest steals Mother Nature's scepter and puts her under a sleeping spell, Spring must muster her courage to lead her sisters into the Barrens to get it back. Can Spring convince Bluster and his mischievous boys, the Weeds, to wake up Mother Nature and return the scepter before the Seasons Ceremony is ruined?

This charming series is perfectly suited for newly independent readers who love the Rainbow Fairies and Candy Fairies series. Don't miss Summer's adventure, also available in Winter 2015!
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 20, 2015
ISBN9781619632707
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Jim Henson's Enchanted Sisters: Spring's Sparkle Sleepover
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Elise Allen

Elise Allen has written for children's television and film and co-authored Hilary Duff's novel for teens, Elixir.  

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    Mixed feelings about this one. For starters why are all the good people in the story girls and why are all the bad people boys? I liked, though, how the girls used the boys' tendency to fight among themselves to their advantage. I also liked how the plot was cleverly resolved by having all the girls and boys come together in the end in a way that was quite possible. And I liked it that Mother Nature saw a need for the bad boys in her scheme. But the girls and their love of sparkle was a bit too much.