I love how excited Rainbow Dash is over this book, four months before its release date. Of course, to me, anyone excited in any book makes me excited. The book was delayed and Rainbow Dash suggested that she should do all the housework of A.K. Yearling (I'm pretty sure that's how you spell it [I also like how it sounds similar to J. K. Rowling {I actualy thought they did say J. K. Rowling at first, silly me}]). Everyone agrees, even Twilight, although very reluctantly.
So they get there, and the house is a mess. I don't think they said or maybe I missed them saying whether the house is normally that messy, or it was because of someone else besides Yearling. Either way, a messy house sounds just about right. Rainbow Dash was on cloud nine because she was seeing her idol. So excited, that Twilight was forced to take Rainbow Dash out, which I found hilarious.
Then the villains appeared to steal the golden ring Yearling has, and she revealed herself to be Daring Do, which I did not expect, although I probably would've if I did see any of the promos. I thought that was quite nice. Rainbow Dash, Twilight, and myself were all fangirling over that. And they just sat back while the villains beat up Daring Do and stole the ring. Although it adds conflict in the plot, you would think that magic of the likes of Twilgiht could've stopped them in a second. Bad move.
Over the next couple of minutes, lots of action. Daring Do insists on working alone, but Rainbow Dash is very eager to help, which annoys Daring Do. Long episode summarized: Daring Do and Rainbow Dash work together to save the day. And because of that, Daring Do learned that working together can be good, Rainbow Dash learned she was awesome again, and Rainbow Dash was in the next book. I'm jealous.
The whole theme of this episode is meeting your idol and seeing that s/he isn't all like what you thought him/her to be. One of the more uncommon theme, but I enjoyed it. So yeah, I loved it, and I hope someday they they make a sequel to that one too.