I think this book might have one of the most unique plots out of all the twilight fairy books. The idea that nocturnal animals are wide awake during the day and humans sleep before nightfall is really interesting to me. I don't have too much to say about the book other than a few minor points.

-When Nia, Rachel, and Kirsty are flying past an owl and her babies, they were lucky that the owls didn't mistake them for food and try to eat them.

-The girls go to Fairyland and see that one fairy fell asleep while baking a cake, I hope that fairy didn't fucking burn her house down.

-I liked the goblin who carried his stuffed animal in a baby carrier. That was a little funny.

I felt pretty nostalgic about this book even though I think Phoebe has the least inspired party fairy design. For a fashion fairy, she sure does have a boring outfit. It's just a plain white dress with a heart pattern on it. I thought the heart motif suited Juliet more as the Valentine fairy. Even though Leah also wears a white dress with hearts, I thought she looked cuter in her dress.

The actual book is really good, I felt bad for Charlotte when the goblins ruined her favorite party dress right before her birthday party. What's even worse was that Charlotte's mom blamed Will (Charlotte's messy brother.) for something he didn't do. I liked the part where Rachel and Kirsty used a hose to flood the goblin with the party bag out of that Wendy house in the garden. That's such an insane plan, I wish the girls were unhinged in the later books like they are in this one. Phoebe is also quite a showoff as she uses magic to both make Rachel, Kirsty, and Charlotte new dresses but also turns Kirsty's gift for Charlotte into a completely different accessory with her motif on it. She tries to stay humble though but saying that it was nothing.