Marshmallow Mystery by Helen Perelman

Author:Helen Perelman
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3
Publisher: Aladdin
Published: 2012-10-15T04:00:00+00:00

Raina saw Melli and Cocoa on the shores of Gummy Lake first. They were sitting on a bright orange gummy tree stump. Her friends’ drooping wings told her that the fairies were still worried.

“I guess you didn’t get to talk to Mallow,” Cocoa said to her friends as they flew over. “When we didn’t get a sugar fly message early this morning, we knew there was no news.”

“Where’s Dash?” Melli asked.

“Dash stayed at Marshmallow Marsh in case Mallow wakes up or Doopie shows up,” Berry explained.

“Doopie? The little mint chipmunk?” Melli asked. “What is she doing in Marshmallow Marsh?”

“We saw Doopie by Mallow’s tree, but she ran away before we could ask her,” Raina explained. She handed Cocoa’s notebook back to her. “I wrote it all down here so we could try to piece the story together.”

“This mystery is getting stranger and stranger,” Cocoa said, fluttering her wings.

Raina sat down on the ground beside her friends. “We fell asleep before Mallow returned to his tree,” she said. “Can you believe it?” She shook her head. “Of all the times to get tired!” Raina continued sadly, “I am so worried about the book. And I really don’t want any other Candy Fairy in Sugar Valley to know that it’s lost. They may start to panic!”

“We’re going to try again later today,” Berry said. “I’m definitely not a night owl! It is hard to stay up all night.”

“We were thinking we could have Sun Dip at Mallow’s tree so we can catch Mallow as soon as he wakes,” Berry told Cocoa and Melli. “Our best chance of talking to Mallow is to get him when he first wakes up.”

Melli spread some food out before her friends. “Have some breakfast,” she said. “I was in Fruit Chew Meadow this morning and picked these fruits.”

“Tell them what you just told me,” Cocoa urged Melli.

“Tell us what?” Raina asked. “What’s wrong now?”

Melli sighed and finished putting the fruits out on a blanket. “Well, it’s not much more than sugar fly gossip, I think,” she said slowly. She looked over at Cocoa, who nodded to go ahead. “There is some buzz about goblins in Sugar Valley,” Melli finally said.

The thought of goblins in Sugar Valley made Raina gasp. Once before, the fairies had heard about the mischief goblins could cause across the Vanilla Sea by melting candy, but that had turned out to be a friendly, lost dragon. Goblins were worse than Mogu and could cause much more trouble.

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