The Fairy Rebel by Lynne Reid Banks
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The Fairy Queen strictly forbids fairies from using their magic power on
humans. But after Tiki accidentally meets Jan, a woman who is desperate
for a baby daughter, she finds it impossible to resist fulfilling her wish. Now
up against the dark and vicious power of evil, this fairy rebel must face the
Queen’s fury with frightening and possibly fatal results.
From the Hardcover Library Binding edition.
Personal Review: The Fairy Rebel by Lynne Reid Banks
A spunky, diminutive fairy named Tiki is happily flying around with her best
friend, Wijic the flower elf, when she accidentally brushes up against a
human's toe. Uh-oh. You see, fairies are all around us all of the time, but

they remain invisible until they touch us. Once Jan, the owner of the toe
upon which Tiki sits, gets over the shock of seeing a fairy, she becomes
rather curious, and the two become fast friends.
Jan's life has made her a very compassionate woman. She was a child
actress, a real rising star, until she had an accident on a television set
which led to a lengthy hospitalization and left Jan with a limp. Now all
grown up and married to a doctor she loves, she is terribly sad because
she is childless.
With her bright pink hair, furry purple wings, and stubborn streak, Tiki is a
force to be reckoned with. She can change her clothes just by picturing an
outfit and running her hands down her sides, and she often wears jeans
even though they're against the fairy dress code. Jan delights in Tiki's
antics and stories.
After Jan confides in Tiki that she wants to have a child more than
anything, the daring little fairy decides she's going to help her human
friend, no matter what it takes. To make Jan's wish come true, Tiki saves
up her magic and defies the Fairy Queen, even if it means suffering from
the wrath of the cruel Queen. Jan gives birth to a precious daughter, Bindi,
a happy baby who grows into a delightful little girl. Though cared for deeply
by her parents and a pink-haired pixie, Bindi may not be safe from the
temptations and traps set up by the Fairy Queen.
I strongly, strongly recommend this book, especially to moms looking for
something they can share with their daughters, either one-on-one or as
part of a Mother-Daughter Book Club. This is the perfect gift for little girls
around age 8. I give it to people of all ages who love stories with fairies.
Tiki and Tinker Bell are my all-time favorite fictional fairies.
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