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Come explore a magical world today! Follow along for a whimsical day in the life of an adorable baby fairy. Perfect for sparking young imaginations, this delightful story mixes sweet artwork with playful, imaginary fairy "facts" that both parents and toddlers will love sharing together.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Unique, eye-catching shaped silhouette adds an extra element of wonder to your book collection 
  • Thick, durable board pages are heavily reinforced for independent toddler handling and exploration 
  • Features charming, nostalgic vintage-style illustrations with soft, beautiful coloring 
  • Fun, interactive story line answers playful questions like how they sleep, eat, and make fairy dust 
  • Helps cultivate early reading habits, visual engagement, and language development

Details

  • Includes: 1 shaped board book 
  • Publisher: Cottage Door Press 
  • Author: Rosalee Wren 
  • Illustrator: Steph Lew 
  • Material: Heavy-duty cardboard construction with shaped edges 
  • Dimensions: Approx. 6.35" H x 4.94" W x 0.39" D 
  • Pages: 10 pages • Recommended Age: 1 to 5 years 
  • Part of a collectible series of shaped children’s books

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

My 2-year-old asks for this one every night now, and I think it's the gentle rhyming that keeps her hooked. The board pages have held up fine through her not-so-gentle turning.

John ★★★★★

The artwork in this one is genuinely lovely, soft watercolor fairies on every page. My daughter traces the wings with her finger while I read, and the rhyming text keeps her hooked till the last page.

Claire ★★★★★

My two-year-old asks for this one at bedtime almost every night now. The illustrations have little details tucked into each page, so she keeps finding new things to point at, and the fairy's day is simple enough for her to follow along.