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    At the End of the Rainbow: Lived Five Sisters Without Fairy Power

    By Ella Elliott Colvin

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    Wen and Zerta lived at the end of a rainbow in Rainbow Land with their six children: five girls and one boy. When they were born, they had no fairy power. The five sisters, Sophie, Chloe, Natalie, Daphne, and Lulu loved the colors of the rainbow, as in Rainbow Land, a rainbow could be seen all day long. Living in that world of color was made sad, because without fairy power they could only see the colors of the rainbow when they were outside. The sisters faced numerous obstacles as they attempted to find a way to make the rainbow colors visible when they were inside.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateNov 20, 2013
    ISBN9781491832691
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    At the End of the Rainbow: Lived Five Sisters Without Fairy Power
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    Ella Elliott Colvin

    Ella Elliott Colvin was born in Grantham, North Carolina. A retired Air Force Nurse Corps Officer, she and her husband live in Arkansas. They have three children, and six grandchildren. Her first book titled My Last Name is Grandma took the readers on a poignant journey about two of them. “It is a sweet series of vignettes by a doting grandmother.” (Kirkus Review)

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