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Speaker 1: Hey, friends, welcome back to part two of the Photo

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Speaker 1: of the Fairy Garden, the story that was inspired by Virginia.

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Speaker 1: All right, let's jump in. Blossom and Cedar both looked

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Speaker 1: was the reason their fairy garden was in trouble. Wow,

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Speaker 1: a hurricane is definitely not a gentle windstorm for a

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Speaker 1: flying a kite, said Ivy. But how bad could it

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Speaker 1: have been? The garden looks lovely, but as Ivy said that,

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Speaker 1: a rumbling noise could be heard then a pop. What

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Speaker 1: was that? Asked Virginia, Who know what's happening? Already called

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Speaker 1: out Cedar in blossom. What's happening, asked LEVI. Just watch,

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Speaker 1: said Cedar as she pointed to the part of the

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Speaker 1: garden where the noises were coming from. Virginia, Levi, and

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Speaker 1: Ivy all spun around to look where Cedar was pointed.

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Speaker 1: As they did, they saw something truly unbelievable, Yes, even

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Speaker 1: more unbelievable than the fact that they were sitting in

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Speaker 1: a ferry garden talking to two fairies. As they watched,

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Speaker 1: a beautiful rose bush not too far from them began

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Speaker 1: to change. All the color drained from each leaf and

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Speaker 1: every part of the once magnificent plant was left completely colorless.

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Speaker 1: What was left behind was just a dull, gray outline

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Speaker 1: of the beautiful roses. When the noise is stopped, the

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Speaker 1: garden was completely silent. Virginia, Levi, and Ivy didn't know

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Speaker 1: what to say. They could see, however, that Cedar and

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Speaker 1: Blossom were very upset. Please tell us why that happened,

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Speaker 1: said Levi. We can't let that happen to your whole garden.

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Speaker 1: We have to help us help. What can we do?

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Speaker 1: We're not magic, and this all seems very very magical,

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Speaker 1: said Ivy. Why haven't you told your parents yet? Cedar

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Speaker 1: and Blossom, you might get in trouble for doing magic

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Speaker 1: in the garden without them, but that would be worth

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Speaker 1: it to save this wonderful place. We thought of that already,

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Speaker 1: but we found out that once someone does what we've done,

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Speaker 1: the fairies that made it happen, so they can try

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Speaker 1: and fix it. And once that happens, everything we'll be

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Speaker 1: and the entire garden completely loses all of its color,

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Speaker 1: said Blossom, as a tear ran down her face. It

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Speaker 1: We'd all get together in lev Our home to find another.

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Speaker 1: Blossom looked very upset, and Cedar gave her a big hug.

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Speaker 1: I'm okay, just let me finish and tell you how

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Speaker 1: the hurricane spell did all of this, so we can

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Speaker 1: tell you why we need your help, said Blossom, wiping

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Speaker 1: did you see? Called out Levi. The picture of our

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Speaker 1: fairy garden as it swirled through the air, said Cedar.

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Speaker 1: They had been torn out of the Giant Book, and

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Speaker 1: on to tell Virginia, Levi, and Ivy that the book

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Speaker 1: said Blossom. Well, I have great news. Your picture is

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Speaker 1: had found in her neighborhood garden. That's great, but having

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Speaker 1: is only works if it's in the book, said Blossom.

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Speaker 1: the other fairy gardens in the world, added Cedar. That's

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Speaker 1: why we need your help, said Cedar. We could see

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Speaker 1: when we did, we saw Virginia. We could tell instantly

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Speaker 1: Smile Ivy. Well it's not that easy, said Blossom. The

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Speaker 1: The hurricane wind jammed the cover shut, and it's so

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Speaker 1: inside very soon, added Caesar. Then, as Virginia, Levi, and

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Speaker 1: rumbling sounds from before, and after a pop, the color

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Speaker 1: Wow that is a little heavier than I thought, said

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Speaker 1: Levi as he grabbed the cover with both hands and

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Speaker 1: pulled with all his might, but nothing happened. Why is

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Speaker 1: it so heavy, asked Levi. We were told it's to

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Speaker 1: said Cedar as Leevi kept trying to open the cover.

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Speaker 1: I think a little teamwork might help, said Blossom as

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Speaker 1: I think you're right, giggled Levi as he motioned for

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Speaker 1: Cedar and Blossom were getting nervous. Oh no, the garden

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Speaker 1: please We need more help, said Levi. What we need

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Speaker 1: is a little magic, said Virginia. Magic. But that's what

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Speaker 1: replied Ivy. I think what we may need is just

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Speaker 1: Blossom over needs your help. She called out. Each of you,

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Speaker 1: open up your fairy garden book. You got it, exclaimed

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Speaker 1: Cedar and Blossom. Once the two little fairies were in place,

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Speaker 1: Levi said that they would all lift together on the

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Speaker 1: determined but knew they had to work quickly. As they

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Speaker 1: And as the three friends and two fairies pulled out

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Speaker 1: they did. They all cheered and applauded at their job

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Speaker 1: well done. But their task wasn't over yet. Virginia reached

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Speaker 1: the garden was still in full color, and without a

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Speaker 1: moment to way, she placed the picture back into the

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Speaker 1: Fairy Garden book. Everyone cheered and let out a sigh

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Speaker 1: Everyone Virginia said, in a whisper, look, it's amazing. Then

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Speaker 1: one by one, Levi ivy cedar and Blossom looked all

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Speaker 1: they watched as the garden around them first back into

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Speaker 1: a colorful, magical, fairy wonderland. We did it, cheered Ivy.

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Speaker 1: We can't thank you enough for all your help, said

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Speaker 1: Cedar and Blossom, giving their three new friends a big

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Speaker 1: as Cedar and Blossom flew, exploring every inch to make

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Speaker 1: sorry to say, I think it's time to go, Levi began.

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Speaker 1: like that very much, said Virginia. You and the rest

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Speaker 1: As they all wave goodbye to their new friends. We promise,

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Speaker 1: said Blossom. We know we'll have a big conversation with

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Speaker 1: Cedar and Blossom want to visit here for vacation, said Levi.

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