Graphic novels for KS1 children aged 5-7
Graphic novels for KS1 children aged 5-7 with titles by Dav Pilkey, Liz Pichon, Aaron Blabey, Jamie Smart, Daisy Meadows, Steve Cole, Luke Pearson, Laura Ellen Anderson, Mo O’Hara, and Swapna Reddy.
Recommended reading books for primary & secondary aged children in the UK
Daisy Meadows is the collective pseudonym used by a group of writers for the popular children’s book series Rainbow Magic. The series is published by Orchard Books, an imprint of Hachette Children’s Books. The first titles in the Rainbow Magic series were published in 2003. The books follow the adventures of friends Kirsty and Rachel as they help fairies overcome various challenges in Fairyland and the human world.
The stories are written by several authors working under the Daisy Meadows name. According to the publisher, the main writers have included Linda Chapman, Narinder Dhami, Sue Bentley, and Sue Mongredien. The books are aimed at young readers and are known for their accessible language and recurring themes of friendship and teamwork.
In addition to the Rainbow Magic series, books under the Daisy Meadows name include the Magic Animal Friends and Unicorn Magic series, also published by Orchard Books. These series continue the focus on magical adventures and positive values for children.
The Rainbow Magic series reached its 250th title with the publication of Ruby the Red Fairy Special Edition in 2020, as noted by the publisher.

Graphic novels for KS1 children aged 5-7 with titles by Dav Pilkey, Liz Pichon, Aaron Blabey, Jamie Smart, Daisy Meadows, Steve Cole, Luke Pearson, Laura Ellen Anderson, Mo O’Hara, and Swapna Reddy.
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