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A Fairyland Costume Ball by Daisy Meadows · Booklabria

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A Fairyland Costume Ball

Children's fictionChildren's stories

A Fairyland Costume Ball

Name: A Fairyland Costume Ball
Author: Daisy Meadows

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First published: 2012
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Learning to read is fun with the Rainbow Magic Fairies! Developed in conjunction with Early Years reading consultants and based on the most up-to-date educational research, the Rainbow Magic Beginner Readers are the perfect way to introduce your child to the magical world of reading.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Children's stories
Readers
Fairies
Balls
Masquerades

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