The fourth and final New Bloom is ready to emerge from her chrysalis but she too is under a dark enchantment -- this time she is under the impression that she has already lost the colorful designs on her wings and therefore her magic as well. Can the Wishing Wings butterflies and their team of helpful humans once again save the day?

This book picks up where the last one left off. While it makes sense to read the three short preceding novels first, the reader could easily follow along with this book as the essential details are explained early on in the narrative. Once again, creative problem solving helps to progress the storyline, which is nice to see.

As this is the final book in the series, we finally learn who is behind the evil plan. Perhaps the target audience of young elementary school-age children will be surprised, but I spotted the culprit from book one quite easily. Still, the series as a whole was nice for some light escapism. ( )

Addie and her sister Clara have moved from the city to the country and have discovered in the woods a place with magical butterflies. Addie has helped the butterflies break the curse and find their magic before and it is up to Addie and Clara to help Spring Shine Sparkles. This is the fourth book in the series. I would recommend this for any collection having the other three titles or for anyone that likes a little fantasy and a story about working together to solve a problem. ( )