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The Magical Upside-down Plant


Book Description
Garton the Ghastly has stolen the fairies' precious Plant Spell Book and worked out how to use a poisonous black flower to turn the whole island upside down! The Faraway Fairies need the help of the Midnight Fairy before their world changes forever?
Book Information
PublisherLothian Books
BindingPaperback (3 editions)
Reading LevelAges 9-12
# of Pages96
ISBN-100734410492
ISBN-13978-0734410498
Publication Date10/09/2008
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About (Author) : Eleanor was born in Tasmania and has written close to fifty children's books. She was awarded a distinguished Alumni Award for services to children's literature by Canberra University. The Faraway F... more
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About Andy Smith (Illustrator) : I am a Melbourne-based freelance illustrator with a love for all things Fae and the world of Tolkien. Recently I completed work on the Faraway Fairies series by Eleanor Coombe, published by Lothian Ch... more
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3/10/2009 Andy Smith said: Garton the Ghastly has stolen the fairies' precious Plant Spell Book and worked out how to use a poisonous black flower to turn the whole island upside down! The Faraway Fairies need the help of the Midnight Fairy before their world changes forever...
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