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| Series | 33rd |
| Number | 192-195* |
| Logo | None |
| Location | Wetherbury Village Tippington Town |
| Special Thanks | Rachel Elliot |
| Publish date |  6 August 2020 (Deena, Hana)4 February 2021 (Elisha, Bea) |
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The Festival Fairies are the 33rd series and represent the religious festivals around the world. Without the fairies' magic, they will all go wrong.
There are four Festival fairies and they are: Deena the Diwali Fairy, Hana the Hanukkah Fairy, Elisha the Eid Fairy and Bea the Buddha Day Fairy.
Problem[]
Jack Frost is jealous of all the religious festivals in the world so he decides to steal the Festival Fairies’ objects to create Frost Day. The girls must help the Festival Fairies get their magic objects back before the religious festivals will all go wrong forever.
Jack Frost's Poem[]
Ignore Eid and Buddha Day.
Make Diwali go away.
Scrap Hanukkah and make them see -
They should be celebrating me!
I'll steal ideas and spoil their fun.
My Frost Day plans have just begun.
Bring gifts and sweets to celebrate
The many reasons I'm so great!
The Fairies[]
Deena the Diwali Fairy[]
Deena was hiding behind one of the lantern doors when the girls met her. She has a brown plait and wears a pink and purple dress. Without her magic, Diwali celebrations will be a mess.
Hana the Hanukkah Fairy[]
Hana was inside a dreidel that the girls were playing with. She has brown curly hair and wears a blue dress. Without her magic, Hannukah celebrations will become a disaster.
Elisha the Eid Fairy[]
Elisha wears a pink hijab with a shirt, jeans and trainers. Without her magic, Eid celebrations will go wrong.
Bea the Buddha Day Fairy[]
Bea has black hair and wears an orange dress with a gold sash. Without her magic, Buddha Day celebrations will go wrong.
Trivia[]
- Similar to the After School Sports Fairies, they will be published in two halves.
- They are the fourth fairy group whose fairies' names are all alliterations of their jobs. the first, second and third being the Fun Day Fairies, the Endangered Animals Fairies and the After School Sports Fairies.
- They are not helpers of Daisy the Festival Fairy, who looks after music festivals.
- Religions represented are Hinduism, Judaism, Islam and Buddhism.
- All the fairies names end in "a".
- In each ‘Special Thanks,’ there is a dedication to someone who has helped with the research in the books.
- This is the first time a series has taken place in more than one location and spread out over a time period of more than a week.
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