A Pixie Called Opal

A Pixie Called Opal

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Young Opal ,the cousin of Pudding ,Is a special pixie. She is pretty and kind and very smart like her cousin. But she is also very different, her hair is a deep blue and her eyes are sky blue. And she's half fairy. She possess powers unlike anything ever seen. She's been missing for years,and now she's back with new secrets to be told. Will the evil that lurks capture her? Or will she and her friends ,old and new ,escape to the freedom they wanted?
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