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A Fairy Went A-Marketing (Rose Fyleman, illustrated by Jamichael Henterly)

Jamichael Henterly’s sweet illustrations in this book are so lovely and detailed, you could spend quite a time studying them! The rhyming text is minimal but very pretty (Rose Fyleman wrote it in 1918!).
This is a simple book that teaches children the value of kindness. The fairy goes to the market four times. [...]

Posted: June 5th, 2007 under Book Recommendations, children's books, exceptional illustrations, fairies, picture books, young children.
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