The Sleep Fairy by Fandos, Mar

The Sleep Fairy (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781508836476)

Vendor: Mar Fandos
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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The Sleep Fairy by Fandos, Mar

The Sleep Fairy

$15.15
The Sleep Fairy by Fandos, Mar

The Sleep Fairy

$15.15
Format: Paperback
Description
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The Sleep Fairy is a story for little children who wake up at night. It is written and illustrated from the point of view of the child and is designed to appeal to their imagination. The Fairy comes to visit and has tips and hints and magical details to teach your little one to learn to sleep through the night. Every care has been taken in the rhythm, musicality, lyrical words, as well as the magical illustrations by Mar Fandos, to create a sweet, traditional experience that draws in the imagination and keeps the child's attention on the images and how they change from page to page. Every page has things to talk about, differences to spot, some counting and magical stars. The Sleep Fairy is the book that will teach your toddler to sleep through the night. It is written and illustrated for your toddler. The Sleep Fairy has visited many children who wake at night. If you'd like her to visit one particular little one, please get in touch with the author on: info@theyellowmoon.com.

Author: Mar Fandos, Daisy Green
ISBN-10: 1508836477
ISBN-13: 9781508836476
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 03/11/2015
Pages: 26
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.19lbs
Size: 8.50h x 8.50w x 0.07d
By Mar Fandos
By Mar Fandos
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Daisy Green is a writer, poet, language teacher and translator. She has two children and lives and works in the South of England with her family. This book was inspired by her first son, who woke up at night, every night for the first three years of his life. After having tried everything, from books, professionals, old wives' tales to crystals, she finally came up with the idea of a visiting Sleep Fairy that teaches him to sleep. And it worked. It wasn't something Daisy had to learn to do, it was something her child had to learn to do. So the book is for him, the book is for the child, not the parent. You just read it for them, unless they can read it by themselves.

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