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Notes on raising, writing for, and reading with the next generation of readers and writers.
1. The Very Fairy Princess: A Spooky, Sparkly Halloween

halloweenGerry is in search of the PERFECT costume – one that will look just right with her wings and crown. Her imagination runs wild, and she decides on a flowing angel outfit (complete with a sparkly halo, of course). Gerry and her friends are so excited for the big day…until an accidental spill threatens to ruin EVERYTHING! What is a fairy princess to do? Thankfully, Gerry knows just how to save Halloween, and also shows what it means to be a good friend.

Illustrated by Christine Davenier.

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