| Georgia the Guinea Pig Fairy | International |
| Race | Fairy |
| Gender | ♀ Female |
| Series | Pet Keeper Fairies |
| Magical Item(s) / Animal(s) | Sparky the guinea pig |
| Symbol(s) | Blue bubbles |
- Not to be confused with the Royal Prince fairy.
Georgia the Guinea Pig Fairy is the third fairy in the Pet Keeper Fairies series.
Fairy Profile from the Official RM Facebook Page[]
Georgia looks after Sparky, the magic pet guinea pig. Like all magic pets, Sparky's magic won't work if she's scared. Which is most of the time! When Georgia waves her wand, a shower of turquoise magic appears. While Sparky is timid, Georgia makes up for it by being very adventurous. She loves to ride roller coasters, and was the first fairy to try bungee jumping! Georgia likes to keep her adrenaline pumping. Maybe that's why Sparky is so nervous?
Blurb[]
Georgia the Guinea Pig Fairy needs help from Kirsty and Rachel to find her pet, Sparky. Will the girls be able to scare away the goblins and save him?
Appearance[]
Georgia has brown skin and short black hair. She wears a pale yellow suede top and skirt decorated with blue tassels and beads, a bubble-shaped pendant necklace, and blue sandals. Her wings are light blue-tinted.
Symbol: Blue bubbles.
Magic Animal/Job[]
Magic Animal: Sparky the guinea pig.
Job: Georgia's job is to look after guinea pigs and makes sure they find lovely homes.
Personality[]
Georgia is fun-loving and happy.
Story Summary[]
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Kirsty and Rachel have enjoyed a fun day at Strawberry Farm in Wetherbury and have just finished bottle-feeding some young lambs. Rachel points out a “Pet Corner” sign nearby and suggests they go there next, Mrs Tate says she’ll go get a coffee and meet them there at four. In the fenced Pet Corner are several hutches with rabbits and guinea pigs, each labelled with the animal’s name and favourite food. One hutch is labelled “Rosie, Millie and Carrot” but Rachel only sees two guinea pigs inside, baby Carrot is missing and the hutch door is ajar. She spies something orange and white crawling under the fence and gives chase with Kirsty. Both girls are surprised to see the guinea pig climb straight up a tree and when Kirsty climbs up after it, it hops off the branch and scampers through the air. The girls realise this must be a fairy pet and just then Georgia the Guinea Pig Fairy flies toward them on the back of a blackbird.
“That’s not a sheep,” Rachel called out in horror
Georgia happily greets Sparky the magic guinea pig, but before he can reach her a goblin disguised as a sheep lunges and catches him in a butterfly net. Georgia turns the girls into fairies to follow him, dodging several more disguised goblins with nets and ending up in an old barn. It’s dark inside and though the tip of Georgia’s wand glows, they can’t find Sparky before the other goblins enter the barn and catch Kirsty in a net. Georgia leads Rachel out a tiny broken window near the roof as they wonder what to do. None of the fairy pets can use magic when they’re scared, so Sparky can’t help.
Happy guinea pigs
Rachel suggests scaring the goblins out of the barn with the sound of an angry bull and Georgia turns her human again and holds the doors shut with magic. Rachel pretends to read a “Beware Of Bull” sign out loud while Georgia sends fairy dust through the window to make a loud bellowing sound from the back of the barn. The goblins pound on the door, but Rachel says they have to let Sparky and Kirsty go before she’ll let them out. Worried about Jack Frost’s anger, the goblins say they’ll release Kirsty but not Sparky and Georgia reluctantly agrees. Kirsty comes out the window, assuring the others that neither she nor Sparky are hurt and Georgia turns her human before opening the doors.
All the goblins come rushing out of the barn and the one holding Sparky dodges both girls’ attempts to catch him. Kirsty spies a roope in the barn and asks Georgia to make it a lasso for her. It takes a bit of fairy dust to correct her aim, but the lasso successfully catches the goblin and Rachel is able to take Sparky back with no trouble. Georgia promises the goblin that the rope’s magic will wear off in a few hours (really only a few minutes) and turns the girls back into fairies to search for baby Carrot. Just as they’re about to give up, Kirsty notices a hen being trailed by a line of fluffy yellow chicks and one orange guinea pig baby. Sparky and Carrot have a quick, squeaky conversation before Georgia turns the girls human again and Kirsty carries Carrot back to his hutch. Georgia makes sure the door is shut before thanking the girls and saying goodbye. As she and Sparky vanish and Mrs Tate appears to bring the girls home, Rachel notices a small dish in the hutch filled with all the favourite foods listed on the card that wasn’t there before and thinking is clearly a gift from Georgia.
Trivia[]
- Georgia's favourite foods are crunchy carrots and bright salads.
- Guinea pigs are very sociable animals. Sparky likes to play with all the other magical pets.
- Sparky is consistently referred to as a "he" in the book but as a "she" on the Rainbow Magic website.
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