| Race | Fairy |
| Gender | ♀ Female |
| Series | Fairytale Fairies |
| Magical Item(s) / Animal(s) | Glass slipper |
| Symbol(s) | orange pumpkins and glass slippers |
Faith the Cinderella Fairy is the third fairy in the Fairytale Fairies series.
Blurb[]
Kirsty and Rachel are getting ready for the glamorous Fairytale Ball. But the fabulous plans start to fall apart when Cinderella falls out of her story and into the human world! Can the girls help Faith the Cinderella Fairy get her magical glass slipper back from Jack Frost and get Cinders back in time for the ball?
Appearance[]
Faith has short, blonde hair pushed back by a white clip. She wears a long, dark pink dress with white details and pale yellow ballet slippers. Her wings are pink-tinted.
Symbol: Orange pumpkins and glass slippers.
Magic Object/ Job[]
Magic Object: A glass slipper.
Job: Faith's job is to make sure Cinderella is safe and the Cinderella story is brilliant.
Story Summary[]
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Rachel and Kirsty decide to go to the ballroom-dancing lesson the next day, and pass a young woman cleaning the windows who points them in the direction of the children waiting for the lesson to begin. The instructor Rosie begins to teach a waltz, but everyone bumps into each other and falls over. Two women dressed in ugly dresses spitefully laugh at everyone’s bad dancing. Faith appears from the chandelier and points at the woman cleaning the windows - that’s Cinderella. Jack Frost enters the ballroom wearing one lady’s shoe which is Faith’s magic glass slipper. He orders Cinderella to come and clean the Ice Castle and they vanish. Faith turns the girls into fairies and they fly to the Ice Castle.
The fairies fly through the castle and enter the Throne Room which is kitted out for a ball. Cinderella is there among the other Goblins who are decorating, cooking and writing invitations. Jack Frost is getting an outfit tailored for him and the fairies try to think of a way to get the shoe off him. Faith magics up a pair of sparkling ice-blue shoes. He gleefully puts one on, but keeps the magic glass slipper on the other. When the goblin tailor protests on the grounds of bad style, Jack Frost summons the fairy godmother and makes her magic up a great outfit for him.
While Jack Frost preens himself in the mirror, the fairies call the fairy godmother over and whisper their plan to her. Faith and the fairy godmother turn Rachel and Kirsty into the ugly stepsisters. They approach Jack Frost and demand they try on the glass slipper like in the story, but he won’t let them. They retreat and Faith turns them back into fairies. The fairy godmother leaves and tons of fairy guests arrive at the Ice Castle for the ball. Faith switches the time on the clock to five minutes to twelve, and Jack Frost speeds off to catch his carriage. Unfortunately the glass slipper doesn’t fall off, and he rides his carriage to the Ice Castle front door.
The fairies fly to the front door and hide behind the statues of Jack Frost. When Jack Frost himself gets out of the carriage and approaches the door, they jump out and scare him, causing the shoe to fall off. Rachel grabs the shoe, and as soon as Faith touches it, Cinderella’s rags turn into a lovely gown. She fades away to her story as all the fairy guests watch in awe. Faith thanks the girls and sends them back to the ballroom-dancing class, where everyone is doing well. Rosie announces a fairytale ball tomorrow evening. That night, the girls get in bed and read the story of Cinderella in The Fairies’ Book of Fairy Tales but realise The Little Mermaid story is still missing.Trivia[]
- Paige the Pantomime Fairy also has a magic object that is a glass slipper.
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