The Three Lost Kids and the Death of the Sugar Fairy

by Kimberly Kinrade

The Three Lost Kids Series, Book Four

Book Description

Halloween is here and Lexie, Bella and Maddie couldn’t be happier. But why does everything feel so different? Fewer houses are decorated and fewer kids are out trick-or-treating. Still, that’s not going to stop the three girls from eating as much candy as they can before their parents can stop them, even if that means fighting each other for it.

When they finally discover a haunted house worthy of their favorite holiday, they forget their parents’ warnings and go in alone, only to discover that the house really is haunted, and not only that, but they’ve been transported to a whole different world!

A dying Sugar Fairy in one of the abandoned rooms send them on a quest to find her Sugar Baby and the magic Sugar Flower in order to save her and Halloween. If they fail, Halloween will be gone forever, and they’ll never return to their family.

But with Sugar Bug attacks, the Cavity Caves where they must face their deepest fears, and giant gummy bears armed with candy cane swords, the girls aren’t sure they’ll make it.

Their only chance is to work together, using each of their strengths to help each other. Can they stop fighting over candy long enough? Or will they be trapped in the dying Sugar Land forever?

MY THOUGHTS: 4 OUT OF 5 FLEURS DE LIS

The Three Lost Kids and The Death of the Sugar by Kimberly Kinrade

This was a very cute tale of 3 sisters named Maddie, Bella, and Lexie. They are out trick or treating and discover that no one is really participating in Halloween this year. When the sisters come upon a creepy house and go inside, they find out why. Can the sisters save the Sugar Fairy and Halloween?

I thought this was a great little tale to get young readers into the spirit of Halloween. Not only is it entertaining and full of adventure, it also teaches the lesson that too much candy is not good for your tummy! I also loved that it came with a built-in legend of the Sugar Fairy that I may just use with my own son someday!

The only slight thing that bothered me was that I thought the girls speech and thoughts were more advanced than I would think them to be for girls of their ages. The story was very enjoyable and I’ll be sharing it with my son as well!

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